[Ed Pawlowski]

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On 12/5/2011 9:30 PM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:

Gorgeous!

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[Doug Winterburn]

On 12/05/2011 08:30 PM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:

Here's some edge grained boards using scrap white oak and cherry.

- Doug

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[Leon[_7_]]

I'll jump on the band wagon... These are end grain cutting boards,
walnut, maple and cherry. Given away as gifts and on one has wanted to
use them. They just set out looking pretty.

[Larry[_7_]]

Leon [email protected] wrote in
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I'll jump on the band wagon... These are end grain cutting
boards, walnut, maple and cherry. Given away as gifts and
on one has wanted to use them. They just set out looking
pretty.


I'll jump in too...

[Doug Winterburn]

On 12/06/2011 05:41 PM, Leon wrote:
I'll jump on the band wagon... These are end grain cutting boards,
walnut, maple and cherry. Given away as gifts and on one has wanted to
use them. They just set out looking pretty.

OK, then here's one I made for the daughter last Christmas - hard maple
and walnut end grain.

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"A man can fail many times, but he isn't a failure until he begins to
blame somebody else." -John Burroughs

[Han]

Larry wrote in :

Leon [email protected] wrote in
:

I'll jump on the band wagon... These are end grain cutting
boards, walnut, maple and cherry. Given away as gifts and
on one has wanted to use them. They just set out looking
pretty.


I'll jump in too...



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Gorgeous!! All of them!!

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[Buddy[_5_]]

All the cutting boards shown have been well crafted and visually
appealing -

That said, do they ever actually get used as cutting boards?

[Leon[_7_]]

On 12/6/2011 6:51 PM, Larry wrote:
[email protected] wrote in
:

I'll jump on the band wagon... These are end grain cutting
boards, walnut, maple and cherry. Given away as gifts and
on one has wanted to use them. They just set out looking
pretty.


I'll jump in too...




Woah! I really like the simplicity of the two colors. Good job!

[Leon[_7_]]

On 12/7/2011 6:30 AM, Buddy wrote:


All the cutting boards shown have been well crafted and visually
appealing -

That said, do they ever actually get used as cutting boards?

Mine have not been so for. LOL... Every one is afraid to cut on them.
They bring them out for special occasions as serving trays.

[Jack]

On 12/7/2011 7:30 AM, Buddy wrote:

All the cutting boards shown have been well crafted and visually
appealing -

That said, do they ever actually get used as cutting boards?

You guys make too nice a boards. Mine has been in full use for over 30
years. Walnut, maple and cherry firewood. (Got the wood out of my
firewood pile.)

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[Doug Winterburn]

On 12/06/2011 05:55 PM, Doug Winterburn wrote:
On 12/06/2011 05:41 PM, Leon wrote:
I'll jump on the band wagon... These are end grain cutting boards,
walnut, maple and cherry. Given away as gifts and on one has wanted to
use them. They just set out looking pretty.

OK, then here's one I made for the daughter last Christmas - hard maple
and walnut end grain.


With the left overs, made a cheese board glued up edge grain.

- Doug


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"A man can fail many times, but he isn't a failure until he begins to
blame somebody else." -John Burroughs

[Han]

Doug Winterburn wrote in news:4edfaa16$0$32160
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On 12/06/2011 05:55 PM, Doug Winterburn wrote:
On 12/06/2011 05:41 PM, Leon wrote:
I'll jump on the band wagon... These are end grain cutting boards,
walnut, maple and cherry. Given away as gifts and on one has wanted to
use them. They just set out looking pretty.

OK, then here's one I made for the daughter last Christmas - hard maple
and walnut end grain.


With the left overs, made a cheese board glued up edge grain.

- Doug

Neat, the knife as well. Would you mind sharing the source of the knife?

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Han
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[Doug Winterburn]

On 12/07/2011 11:38 AM, Han wrote:
Doug wrote in news:4edfaa16$0$32160
:

On 12/06/2011 05:55 PM, Doug Winterburn wrote:
On 12/06/2011 05:41 PM, Leon wrote:
I'll jump on the band wagon... These are end grain cutting boards,
walnut, maple and cherry. Given away as gifts and on one has wanted to
use them. They just set out looking pretty.

OK, then here's one I made for the daughter last Christmas - hard maple
and walnut end grain.


With the left overs, made a cheese board glued up edge grain.

- Doug

Neat, the knife as well. Would you mind sharing the source of the knife?


Was from a gift set many years ago. In addition to the knife, there was
a small round cherry board with an indentation for the knife handle. No
idea who made it - there are no markings on the knife :-(


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"A man can fail many times, but he isn't a failure until he begins to
blame somebody else." -John Burroughs

[Han]

Doug Winterburn wrote in news:4edfba62$0$2077
:

Was from a gift set many years ago. In addition to the knife, there was
a small round cherry board with an indentation for the knife handle. No
idea who made it - there are no markings on the knife :-(

Thanks ...

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Han
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[Larry[_7_]]

Buddy wrote in
:



All the cutting boards shown have been well crafted and
visually appealing -

That said, do they ever actually get used as cutting
boards?

Mine doesn't. I threatened my wife within an inch of her life if
I saw a knife being used. We do, however, use it as kind of a
serving tray for cheese and crackers type of munchies when we
have family/company over.

Larry

[Ed Pawlowski]

On Wed, 07 Dec 2011 07:30:14 -0500, Buddy wrote:



All the cutting boards shown have been well crafted and visually
appealing -

That said, do they ever actually get used as cutting boards?


I use ours, but a couple of the gifts are displayed but pristine. The
owners say they are too nice to use. I say, 'wear it out and I'll make
you another".

[Nick]

Han wrote:
Doug Winterburn wrote in news:4edfba62$0$2077
:

Was from a gift set many years ago. In addition to the knife, there was
a small round cherry board with an indentation for the knife handle. No
idea who made it - there are no markings on the knife :-(

Thanks ...


G'day,

That cheese board Knife caught my eye also and was curious to see if I
could find it, and what other interesting products that maker might have.

It's a Dansk Vivianna Cheese Board.


http://www.dansk.com/cat/index.cfm?f...80&pagenu m=1

Cheers,

Nick.

[Han]

Nick wrote in
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Han wrote:
Doug Winterburn wrote in
news:4edfba62$0$2077 :

Was from a gift set many years ago. In addition to the knife, there
was a small round cherry board with an indentation for the knife
handle. No idea who made it - there are no markings on the knife
:-(

Thanks ...


G'day,

That cheese board Knife caught my eye also and was curious to see if I
could find it, and what other interesting products that maker might
have.

It's a Dansk Vivianna Cheese Board.


http://www.dansk.com/cat/index.cfm?f...26&kf=e1380&pa
genum=1

Cheers,

Nick.

Thanks, Nick!

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Han
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