New cutting boards.

[Steve H]

Good morning all,
Here I go with another impulse buy! I believe you can't have too any boards. And I've grown fond of the bamboo boards. The couple that has been used for a couple years now are holding up very well. If they are dulling the blades I'm not seeing it so far. Plus, I have a great sharpener if they are.
So, while cruising around the other day these popped up.

They'll be put into action after they get a few coats of oil. The price was nice. 20.00 for the both of them.

 

[HalfSmoked]

Wow nice find and a great price Steve.

Warren

 

[Smokin' in AZ]

Way to go Steve!

We just bought a 4 pack from Home Depot of all places at a reasonable price.

 

[xray]

Nice boards Steve. I got a new maple cutting board for Christmas last year.

I need to look at that butcher block conditioner, how do you like it? I’ve been using mineral oil on mine.

 

[tropics]

Were did u find that deal?
Richie

 

[Steve H]

Were did u find that deal?
Richie

Found them on Amazon. Just went and looked. They are out of stock. Not surprising considering they were about 7.00 cheaper from anywhere else I looked. I see they are listed for 27.00 on other sites.

 

[Steve H]

Nice boards Steve. I got a new maple cutting board for Christmas last year.

I need to look at that butcher block conditioner, how do you like it? I’ve been using mineral oil on mine.

I like it better then just mineral oil. It is easier to apply because you don't have to worry about it dripping all over. It is like a cream/jell out of the bottle. I bought it at Lowes.

 

[jcam222]

I believe I got that same board for Christmas last year and love mine. In my area Burlington has some really nice looking bamboo boards cheap. There was a set of three that I’m thinking of getting to use a charcuterie boards. So should I be oiling the bamboo?

 

[Hawging It]

Good morning all,
Here I go with another impulse buy! I believe you can't have too any boards. And I've grown fond of the bamboo boards. The couple that has been used for a couple years now are holding up very well. If they are dulling the blades I'm not seeing it so far. Plus, I have a great sharpener if they are.
So, while cruising around the other day these popped up.

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They'll be put into action after they get a few coats of oil. The price was nice. 20.00 for the both of them.

Heck of a deal. Where could one find a nice bamboo board?

 

[SmokinAl]

I have a couple of bamboo boards & they definitely will take a beating. I cut meat on them & wash them with soap & water. And every once in a while I put some mineral oil on them. I also have a couple of Boos Blocks & they are a pain in the ass to keep up. They need to be sanded or scraped & oiled often, but they are very soft & kind to my knives!
Al

 

[xray]

I like it better then just mineral oil. It is easier to apply because you don't have to worry about it dripping all over. It is like a cream/jell out of the bottle. I bought it at Lowes.

That’s good then, yeah I make a mess with it. I’m gonna grab some

 

[jcam222]

Heck of a deal. Where could one find a nice bamboo board?

Heck of a deal on Amazon today , click on the $5 off coupon box and it’s $14.95 for a nice extra large one.

 

[chopsaw]

I need to look at that butcher block conditioner,

Good stuff . Mineral oil and bees wax . A must for end grain boards . Seals gaps and cuts . About 10 bucks a bottle here . I just did 4 boards for Christmas gifts . 3 coats on each , still have half the bottle left .

 

[tropics]

Thanks Steve

 

[xray]

Good stuff . Mineral oil and bees wax . A must for end grain boards . Seals gaps and cuts . About 10 bucks a bottle here . I just did 4 boards for Christmas gifts . 3 coats on each , still have half the bottle left .

I checked my local Lowe’s, it’s in stock. I never had a real wood cutting board that required maintenance, so this is all new to me. I used mineral oil, works well but is messy.

 

[chopsaw]

I checked my local Lowe’s, it’s in stock. I never had a real wood cutting board that required maintenance, so this is all new to me. I used mineral oil, works well but is messy.

Don't put so much on at one time ,,, LOL .
That's where I buy it . It's in by the wood stains / wax and polish . Paint department .
Pick up some clean rags . One to apply , one to buff .

 

[SecondHandSmoker]

Good stuff . Mineral oil and bees wax . A must for end grain boards . Seals gaps and cuts . About 10 bucks a bottle here . I just did 4 boards for Christmas gifts . 3 coats on each , still have half the bottle left .

Yep. I even use it on my wood cooking utensiles and knife handles.

 

[chopsaw]

Yep. I even use it on my wood cooking utensiles and knife handles.

Me too . Wooden spoons and knives .

 

[Hawging It]

Heck of a deal on Amazon today , click on the $5 off coupon box and it’s $14.95 for a nice extra large one.

Cool. Thanks

 

[crazzycajun]

What knife sharpener are you using?

Good morning all,
Here I go with another impulse buy! I believe you can't have too any boards. And I've grown fond of the bamboo boards. The couple that has been used for a couple years now are holding up very well. If they are dulling the blades I'm not seeing it so far. Plus, I have a great sharpener if they are.
So, while cruising around the other day these popped up.

View attachment 424380

They'll be put into action after they get a few coats of oil. The price was nice. 20.00 for the both of them.