This cutting board has been the main work surface in my kitchen since I acquired it. It was a Badger and blade group buy made by a member here who at the time was nameless . . . so I'll leave it nameless.
I think I've only sanded this down three times. This time it had some dings in it that were mysterious. My wife uses a powered wheel chair and did knock it off the counter a couple of times . . . hence the sanded down corner.
The mystery man who created the boards shipped them with some boiled walnut oil. Which I'm still using every now and then.
This is very hard end grain wood. Maybe . . . three times sanded down I've maybe taken 1/8" off the thing. It was a very nice group buy.
I think I've only sanded this down three times. This time it had some dings in it that were mysterious. My wife uses a powered wheel chair and did knock it off the counter a couple of times . . . hence the sanded down corner.
The mystery man who created the boards shipped them with some boiled walnut oil. Which I'm still using every now and then.
This is very hard end grain wood. Maybe . . . three times sanded down I've maybe taken 1/8" off the thing. It was a very nice group buy.