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expiredshayniferd posted Jan 30, 2025 04:02 PM

18"x 23" Architec XL Acacia Cutting Board

$15

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Walmart has 18"x23" Architec XL Acacia Cutting Board Chop Block for $15. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free trial available) or on orders $35+.

Thanks to Community Member shayniferd for finding this deal.

Features:
  • Large 18" x 23" chopping block for all your chopping and carving needs
  • Acacia wood is naturally water repellent and characterized by its rich and contrasting colors
  • Extra thick edge-grain construction for a stable, warp-resistant cutting surface
  • Reversible board with side handles for easy lift
  • Heavy weight board will not move around while chopping

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Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • This price is $9.95 lower than the recent FP Deal.
  • About this product:
    • Rating of 4.5 from over 530 customer reviews.

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Written by shayniferd
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Walmart has 18"x23" Architec XL Acacia Cutting Board Chop Block for $15. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free trial available) or on orders $35+.

Thanks to Community Member shayniferd for finding this deal.

Features:
  • Large 18" x 23" chopping block for all your chopping and carving needs
  • Acacia wood is naturally water repellent and characterized by its rich and contrasting colors
  • Extra thick edge-grain construction for a stable, warp-resistant cutting surface
  • Reversible board with side handles for easy lift
  • Heavy weight board will not move around while chopping

Editor's Notes

Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • This price is $9.95 lower than the recent FP Deal.
  • About this product:
    • Rating of 4.5 from over 530 customer reviews.

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Written by shayniferd

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Model: Architec XL 18"x 23" Edge-Grain Acacia Cutting Board and Chop Block

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TehZombie
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Listing says its 15Lb.
I have a 15lb Teak chopping board and its heavy to maneuver and carry. My wife doesn't like moving it for this reason. Just keep that in mind.
BOS2DFW
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This is edge-grain wood which is harder on knives versus end-grain. Bought it the last time it was on sale and use it as a charcuterie board.
iconian
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I bought 2 of them. I won't be using them for cutting though, but likely as a stand / riser for something. Hard to find something like that for this price and weight support

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Jan 31, 2025 05:12 AM
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ScavGraphicsJan 31, 2025 05:12 AM
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Quote from renjit :
Misunderstood your post but point remains that it's easier just to buy and use this then worrying about cutting it up and regluing it.
Someone clearly avoids the woodworking tools sections of a Slickdeals :-)
Jan 31, 2025 05:13 AM
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ScavGraphicsJan 31, 2025 05:13 AM
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Quote from oneCH3APbastard :
They offer curbside returns now. Couldn't be easier.
I have not seen that at mine yet. Might be a new service they are rolling out.
Jan 31, 2025 05:40 AM
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Glee217Jan 31, 2025 05:40 AM
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Quote from CHEAPC :
Bought 2 from last deal. Quality is is excellent. Need to order legs to make them bedside tables. Def buying 2 more at this price. Thanks op.
How would the wood take the screws as it is drilled into it? Would it hold?
Jan 31, 2025 05:55 AM
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ctcsdJan 31, 2025 05:55 AM
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Wow look at all the one star reviews. Cracks galore.
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Jan 31, 2025 07:45 AM
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Got-itJan 31, 2025 07:45 AM
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I would like to glue two of these boards side by side to use as a center-piece or long serving tray on my fabric ottoman which is 37 by 37 in size. Any tips on what type of glue or connector (with screws?) to use ? Do I need to remove the polish and sand off the sides for them to secure better? My woodworking skills are minimal to none as you can probably make out from my question already.
Last edited by Got-it January 31, 2025 at 12:50 AM.
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Jan 31, 2025 08:11 AM
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paliknight
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Jan 31, 2025 08:11 AM
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What is approved for cutting on this board? And how do you clean or sanitize it after?
Jan 31, 2025 08:35 AM
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Shock96Jan 31, 2025 08:35 AM
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Quote from Toe :
Tung oil is best, but mineral oil will do the job and is a lot cheaper. My go-to is Howard's Butcher Block Conditioner, which is a blend of mineral oil, beeswax, and carnauba wax.
Tung oil is not best. It is derived from a nut tree and can cause allergic reactions.

Plus many makers of "tung oil" mix in all sorts of other things like varnishes etc which are toxic.

Food grade mineral oil is good, beeswax, coconut oils.

Just make sure it is food grade and used for cutting boards.

I agree that the mixture you use is right on.

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Jan 31, 2025 01:12 PM
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cj0rJan 31, 2025 01:12 PM
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Quote from Got-it :
I would like to glue two of these boards side by side to use as a center-piece or long serving tray on my fabric ottoman which is 37 by 37 in size. Any tips on what type of glue or connector (with screws?) to use ? Do I need to remove the polish and sand off the sides for them to secure better? My woodworking skills are minimal to none as you can probably make out from my question already.
You would need to prep the edges for joining (jointer or planar), drill perpendicular holes for wooden dowels on each piece, glue dowels/joining edge/insert dowels then clamp together until set, plane/sand all surfaces to eliminate any edges, then refinish with your chosen method (something food safe such as mineral oil and bee wax).
Last edited by cj0r January 31, 2025 at 09:24 AM.
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Jan 31, 2025 01:13 PM
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JakeDealsJan 31, 2025 01:13 PM
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Quote from Pga :
bought 10. Will joint them together to make custom vanity countertops 23" is perfect for this.
These have hand holds cut into the 18" side if you're planning on making a 23" deep countertop
Jan 31, 2025 01:58 PM
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SirLinuxJan 31, 2025 01:58 PM
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Quote from Bluelair :
If you're into woodworking (and it's solid acacia), this would be around 4.2 board feet of lumber, and the price translates to around $3.57 per board foot.

It's easy enough to convert these to end-grain. Sand off any finish from the top and bottom, then slice it into crosswise into strips on the table saw and re-glue. Mix in some Maple or Walnut for contrast. You should end up with almost the same dimensions in the finished product. The fact that it doesn't have a juice groove makes it great for this.
If you wanted to add a juice groove what type of router bit would be approprirate?
Jan 31, 2025 02:24 PM
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BlueActivity1265Jan 31, 2025 02:24 PM
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Quote from SirLinux :
If you wanted to add a juice groove what type of router bit would be approprirate?
Core Box Router Bits creates a semi-circular groove or channel in a workpiece.
Jan 31, 2025 02:29 PM
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fauxrealsJan 31, 2025 02:29 PM
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Quote from Shock96 :
Tung oil is not best. It is derived from a nut tree and can cause allergic reactions.Plus many makers of "tung oil" mix in all sorts of other things like varnishes etc which are toxic.Food grade mineral oil is good, beeswax, coconut oils.Just make sure it is food grade and used for cutting boards.I agree that the mixture you use is right on.
Coconut oil has the longest shelf life but eventually will still go rancid. Stick to beeswax and mineral oil.
Jan 31, 2025 02:30 PM
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BluelairJan 31, 2025 02:30 PM
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Quote from cj0r :
You would need to prep the edges for joining (jointer or planar), drill perpendicular holes for wooden dowels on each piece, glue and insert dowels then clamp together until set, plane/sand all surfaces to eliminate any edges, then refinish with your chosen method (something food safe such as mineral oil and bee wax).
Yes, you'd need dowels if gluing the END grain (short edge to short edge). Edge grain will take glue fine. (long to long)
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PgaJan 31, 2025 02:30 PM
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Quote from JakeDeals :
These have hand holds cut into the 18" side if you're planning on making a 23" deep countertop
I'm aware

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PgaJan 31, 2025 02:56 PM
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Quote from wills916 :
Thats going to look like crap.
lol negative nancy https://www.homedepot.com/p/Inter...33#overlay

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