Couple chopping boards.

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Couple chopping boards.

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Made these chopping boards last few days.

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Nice! What are you using to seal them Lenn? I have heard food-grade flaxseed oil and even mineral oil are preferred for food contact.
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Soaked them down with veg. oil, thanks Bill. :)
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Hey! Those are purty, Lenn.
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That's pretty cool. It looks like you could use either one to slice cheese. Everything I've ever had in the way of those little wire based cheese slicers broke pretty quickly.
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Very nice. And using vegetable oil was a good choice.
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Good lookin' boards Lenn. I just got home from settin' up at a gun show. Not a huge one but we get to hang out with our kind of people. Might even find a bargain.
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That one with the bolt through the blade makes a lot of sense. You could knock out a mess of carrots, cucumbers, etc in no time.---6
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Thanks guys. :)
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I like the cleaver board. Simple and ingenious.
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Thanks Todd, the other one is made from a reciprocating saw blade and cuts a head of lettuce great. :)
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