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Post #134951387 added 02-14-2020 10:19 AM by chrisr4379 in Deal Talk
Done similar in the past. After it's dried, I take out the screws. Need a flat surface like a Formica counter....
Post #134950181 added 02-14-2020 9:36 AM by Yerdua in Deal Talk
True, but so many questions are poor. The original question, and the Formaldehyde question, feel like a back handed way to criticize the item. Why not just say that you think most have perpendicular...
Post #134951063 added 02-14-2020 10:07 AM by cosmoracer in Deal Talk
Just use a hole saw and make sure to seal the bare wood of the hole you just drilled.
Post #134963834 added 02-14-2020 8:24 PM by pipinghotpizza in Deal Talk
These are nice, got one this size acacia for $159 2 years ago. Ripped down for narrow 13" ctop over 12" wall cabinets and rest for shelving
Post #134961377 added 02-14-2020 5:53 PM by wntrsnowg in Deal Talk
That’s what she said
Post #134946143 added 02-14-2020 7:20 AM by rsvpd in Deal Talk
Lumber Liquidators has WILLIAMSBURG Butcher Block Co. 1-1/2" thick x 25" x 8' Acacia Unfinished Butcher Block Countertop for $229.99 w/ free store pickup. more Butcher Block countertops Notes: ...
Post #134951213 added 02-14-2020 10:13 AM by dposey in Deal Talk
They sell a 3'x6' one as well. I would use glue like Titebond 3 and pocket hole screws on the underside. If you do it right byou won't have to clamp across the width that way, just clamp several...
Post #134948417 added 02-14-2020 8:38 AM by Flay in Deal Talk
Will they cut these for you at the store? I was thinking about a building a new desk, but 8-feet is a little big.
Post #134948435 added 02-14-2020 8:38 AM by TunaNugget in Deal Talk
Isn't butcher block supposed to be made with the grain running perpendicular to the surface, so that knives don't ruin it?
Post #134950394 added 02-14-2020 9:44 AM by tomandjerry00 in Deal Talk
A circular/table saw plus wood glue and clamps would make that an easy project that looks great.
Post #134992076 added 02-16-2020 11:38 AM by DealSherlock in Deal Talk
Yeah, just buy a table saw, a bunch of clamps, a big jug of wood glue, and some acacia boards in a variety of colors, and make this yourself for just three times the cost! Pro tip: also buy yourself...
Post #134962358 added 02-14-2020 6:48 PM by pasatroj in Deal Talk
really need planer as well.
Post #134955809 added 02-14-2020 1:21 PM by 1gokart in Deal Talk
Anyone know if it's solid wood. I was at IKEA and their wood counter top are hollow core (foam inside).
Post #134961071 added 02-14-2020 5:33 PM by JustinB7539 in Deal Talk
I kinda don't agree with this. My aunt has a 6' island of a similar material that is not fastened down. She cuts in it and will use it until it needs replacing. Please do whatever you please as...
Post #134961119 added 02-14-2020 5:35 PM by cellneuron in Deal Talk
Soft hardwood
Post #134993792 added 02-16-2020 1:23 PM by ryo2120 in Deal Talk
Would there be any issues applying a stain to it? I'd like it to be a bit darker
Post #134983340 added 02-15-2020 9:35 PM by jaimelobo in Deal Talk
Ikea are not "foam core" in the middle. They are a laminate, but the center is some form of particle board or MDF.
Post #134964170 added 02-14-2020 8:48 PM by shopreh in Deal Talk
we just bought an original 1960 ranch house that needs a total remodel. Thinking about using this in the laundry room for countertops.
Post #134960402 added 02-14-2020 4:55 PM by nottrollin in Deal Talk
Just Googling all these questions (instead of clogging up a Deal Thread with them) is a lost art these days.
Post #134995112 added 02-16-2020 2:41 PM by ryo2120 in Deal Talk
Great, thanks! The rest of my cabinets and furniture are very dark, so that's why I ask. Appreciate it
Post #134959925 added 02-14-2020 4:29 PM by conure in Deal Talk
the tung oil? anything on top of that?
Post #134965166 added 02-14-2020 9:50 PM by jclark in Deal Talk
Are the individual boards in the block a standard width or pattern so you could seamlessly finger join them end to end? I have a 16'5" counter.
Post #134959100 added 02-14-2020 3:43 PM by Toller in Deal Talk
1) It is a joiner, not a jointer. 2) Biscuits are good for keeping the parts flush with each other, but you certainly don't need one. In fact, if the parts are flat, biscuits are pretty useless. I...
Post #134959271 added 02-14-2020 3:55 PM by jjperry84 in Deal Talk
Butcher block tops use the side grain or end grain of the wood. End grain, like you are referring to is stronger, but side grain is pretty tough. I made a cherry peninsula top from rough cut lumber a...
Post #134959274 added 02-14-2020 3:55 PM by tribb333 in Deal Talk
Would this be good to cut into literal butchers block cutting boards to give as gifts?
Post #134952554 added 02-14-2020 11:11 AM by mekkon in Deal Talk
Yes indeed. A true butcher block is called “end grain” - the knives chop into the grain ever so slightly and then release, preserving both the wood and the knife blade. (Think of a knife going...
Post #134952539 added 02-14-2020 11:10 AM by williamlw in Deal Talk
https://woodworkingformeremortals.com/i-might-have-been-a-little-wrong-is-a-biscuit-joiner-more-useful-than-i-thought/
Post #134959010 added 02-14-2020 3:38 PM by markjlee101 in Deal Talk
Or buy a desk
Post #134959172 added 02-14-2020 3:48 PM by JamesT9955 in Deal Talk
I mean it's what they're for. Meat is fine too unless you're going to immediately cross contaminate.
Post #134964278 added 02-14-2020 8:55 PM by Wilfred in Deal Talk
a 30" wide planer? no, no you don't. Also, those don't really exist at any type of consumer level.
Post #134960042 added 02-14-2020 4:37 PM by hops in Deal Talk
I completely agree with you. So, although I do know better, I just have a feeling that you're the type who'll appreciate the following: "well" --> "we'll" ;)
Post #134954924 added 02-14-2020 12:44 PM by jaimelobo in Deal Talk
Well, kind of three, if you count face grain (plank style), but that is definitely for counter top use.
Post #134951246 added 02-14-2020 10:14 AM by dealingstealing in Deal Talk
Yes, fairly easy. Lots of YouTube guides. The challenging part will come if you want to use an under mount sink. That will expose the wood to a lot more moisture so if you don’t finish it properly...
Post #134979824 added 02-15-2020 5:08 PM by lass.richard in Deal Talk
It’s actually damn cheap when compared to any solid surface, granite, crushed quartz countertops...ask me how I know🤯 or $15 sq.ft. Works out to about $10bd ft and almost ZERO work to boot. We put...
Post #134980169 added 02-15-2020 5:29 PM by suntoadmom in Deal Talk
I have this exact butcher block on my island he is correct it is soft. We've been using it for a year.
Post #134952197 added 02-14-2020 10:54 AM by salvadorveiga in Deal Talk
I have a 12' * 5' ft island countertop and it's 2 pieces of 2.5 ft pocket hole along the middle (along with glue I'm sure). These were done by professional Amish woodworkers and if I hadn't seen from...
Post #134959346 added 02-14-2020 3:59 PM by cellneuron in Deal Talk
That is right. Real cutting boards need end edge grain from soft wood. Cutting on hard wood plank is similar cutting on stone, which is not just damaging blade but your wrists. Since one whole piece...
Post #134969975 added 02-15-2020 7:49 AM by PedroR in Deal Talk
just keeps getting better
Post #134962274 added 02-14-2020 6:45 PM by jbadjones in Deal Talk
Just waterlox original. Non-toxic with nothing else required. We also don't use the area for food prep either just to be safe.
Post #134960183 added 02-14-2020 4:44 PM by PedroR in Deal Talk
hard wood
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