Any woodworkers?

Good to know... What would one seal a cutting board with once one sanded down said board? I'm almost positive poly acrylic is not the go to...

 

Here a bunch of cutting boards I batches out. I don't care for the end grain look.

 

Those look awesome... I just had several scrap pieces left over from my exposed beam and thought I might could make something out of

 

i like this..

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Howard-16-oz-Feed-N-Wax-wood-polish-FW0016/100592963

 

here is a crazy reclaimed mahogany shelf with coat hooks.

 

I haven't. Sounds neat though! The cherry id be using is super red. Its just so pretty I think i have to use it. I think I'll at least put some walnut splines in at the very least.... maybe something a little crazier

 

I use cheap mineral oil to soak for 24 hours, then melt beeswax in mineral oil (double boil it in water) then rub in and polish.

 

Ill be back into some woodworking when we get moved into our new place...i got to get a table saw and planer. And maybe a drill pressdown the road. Right now i cant do squat..

 

The reasoning behind oil and wax finish.
Foods are
Repairable
Never flakes off
Never rancid
You can gift the board butter in a Mason jar with the board.
When it dries out over time the owner can repair with board butter.
When needed can give back for a good sanding and more butter.

 

That stinks man. I was out for over 14 years after my house burned.

 

Yeah we had to downsize on our move but i miss doing projects...i can get folding table saw and such to save space

 

The adjuster state farm gave me was not there to help me, and I did not know what I know now. They saved about 25,000 they should of paid. Very long story. I am certain I personally have cost them 100,000 in business by now, and I will continue as long as I live to make sure people know how they cheat.

 

Have you tried lathe work? Small footprint. High satisfaction, low cost. Hella fun.

 

Yup had to get rid of that too ill get a table top one this time that saves me space

 

Dang man, I am sorry. That stinks.

 

I made salt and pepper mill, pens mostly

 

All I have is the Comet II. It is a pretty decent midi lathe.

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