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Beautiful work above...I especially love the one with the gradient striping. Best of success with your new side hustle...the woodworker tents are always among my favorite stops at crafts fairs.
Posted : July 13, 2026 4:13 pm
TacomaDiver reacted
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That one might still be for sale if you need a cutting board that will outlast three or for generations of Clintons. 🙂
Beautiful work above...I especially love the one with the gradient striping. Best of success with your new side hustle...the woodworker tents are always among my favorite stops at crafts fairs.
Posted : July 13, 2026 5:35 pm
That one might still be for sale if you need a cutting board that will outlast three or for generations of Clintons. 🙂
Beautiful work above...I especially love the one with the gradient striping. Best of success with your new side hustle...the woodworker tents are always among my favorite stops at crafts fairs.
Trust me, I would do it in a heartbeat, but my wife is the cook around here and she's a diehard hard-plastic cutting board fan and user. Blasphemy, I know. :-/
Posted : July 13, 2026 6:21 pm
Posted : July 14, 2026 6:34 pm
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My brother just finished this piece. The house it now resides in is the Mark Twain house here in York, Maine
Posted : July 14, 2026 6:35 pm
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PLASTIC? oh no! 🤣
I get it - plastic is easier in some aspects, but doesn't last nearly as long (and a bacteria magnet).
Maybe one day she'll see the light . . .
Trust me, I would do it in a heartbeat, but my wife is the cook around here and she's a diehard hard-plastic cutting board fan and user. Blasphemy, I know. :-/
Posted : July 14, 2026 8:47 pm
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I admit, I'm not 100% sure what I'm looking at - a table? - but it looks amazing!
Looks like an animal skull - something out of Lovecraft maybe?
My brother just finished this piece. The house it now resides in is the Mark Twain house here in York, Maine
Posted : July 14, 2026 8:48 pm
PLASTIC? oh no! 🤣
I get it - plastic is easier in some aspects, but doesn't last nearly as long (and a bacteria magnet).
Maybe one day she'll see the light . . .
Trust me, I would do it in a heartbeat, but my wife is the cook around here and she's a diehard hard-plastic cutting board fan and user. Blasphemy, I know. :-/
She maintains that the hard plastic ones can be thrown in the dishwasher to be washed and sanitized, but the wood collects and holds bacteria easier and longer (and is more prone to staining), since it's porous and can only be handwashed. If that's not actually factually correct, maybe there's a sliver of light in her argument that I can try to exploit. 😉
Posted : July 15, 2026 12:23 am
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She maintains that the hard plastic ones can be thrown in the dishwasher to be washed and sanitized, but the wood collects and holds bacteria easier and longer (and is more prone to staining), since it's porous and can only be handwashed. If that's not actually factually correct, maybe there's a sliver of light in her argument that I can try to exploit. 😉
Have I got news for you! 🙂
https://prudentreviews.com/wood-vs-plastic-cutting-boards/
This topic does come up and there's always a conflicting study it seems.
I bought some "nice" plastic ones that I've thrown in the dishwasher thinking I can sanitize them this way. I'm also aware that they're not flat anymore and they are definitely scarred (not as bad as the only bowl my MIL uses!) and I worry about plastics getting into food.
Even when bacteria gets into wood, they starve and die out so quickly, it's not a concern for me.
Posted : July 15, 2026 12:44 am
RonClinton reacted
To clarify that is a tiger wood root ball with black soap stone. Coffee table
Posted : July 15, 2026 1:03 am
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Posted : July 15, 2026 1:17 am
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