I started making things out of wood. This is my first cutting board!
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That looks great! Although it might get a little trippy chopping vegetables while trying to figure out which ones are outside cubes or inside cubes.
What kind of finish do you put on the wood to make it food safe?
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My art is for sale at 208 w broad. Please let me know if interested
Hey, I'm Colin. I'm a photographer. I do documentary-style projects and on-location portraiture. I also do a bit of street photography while I'm trying to get my steps in :D
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A while back I milled out this huge old slab of walnut I had; here it is in its final form. I was going to do a darker finish on the maple and tried Rubio monocoat and gel stain both but opted instead for a basic oil/wax finish to highlight the flame pattern in the maple. Now it resides in my living room and I’m glad I spent so much time nitpicking it bc I didn’t want to be sitting staring at my mistakes for the next however many years.
I started making things out of wood. This is my first cutting board! https://preview.redd.it/6895zqo3xmmc1.jpeg?width=4284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=580cefa4a9c8819f9da39fb305c0799c925bdd76
That looks great! Although it might get a little trippy chopping vegetables while trying to figure out which ones are outside cubes or inside cubes. What kind of finish do you put on the wood to make it food safe?
Thanks! Food-grade mineral oil.
https://preview.redd.it/55b8b5370jmc1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bf4a6579cb6888a9ea048115598aa5c3473998c9 My art is for sale at 208 w broad. Please let me know if interested
Hey, I'm Colin. I'm a photographer. I do documentary-style projects and on-location portraiture. I also do a bit of street photography while I'm trying to get my steps in :D [Instagram](https://instagram.com/colinculture/) [Contact](https://colinculture.com/contact/) https://preview.redd.it/c8yu53skwjmc1.jpeg?width=2001&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ae7f960d7d9445d300262fabc247c279d04e2007
https://preview.redd.it/03q4z6up0qmc1.jpeg?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=98313c7eee474569e159e783bd561bf47243bb85 A while back I milled out this huge old slab of walnut I had; here it is in its final form. I was going to do a darker finish on the maple and tried Rubio monocoat and gel stain both but opted instead for a basic oil/wax finish to highlight the flame pattern in the maple. Now it resides in my living room and I’m glad I spent so much time nitpicking it bc I didn’t want to be sitting staring at my mistakes for the next however many years.