Want this for my kitchen

[Hawghauler]

Is there such a thing as overkill for a kitchen butcherblock?
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A man can really express himself with one of these bad boys.

 

[cowboy45]

That would be great! I wonder what it costs? I still got some Christmas money left.

 

[TexasRedneck]

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[smittyb]

That would be easy as hell to make. If I could sell em for 1000 bucks, I might make em myself.

 

[TexasRedneck]

Ya ever made butcher block tops? I did ONE....swore I never would again.

 

[country_boy]

We make them at the shop but, I dont know how much we sell them for. I know it wont be cheap.

 

[TexasRedneck]

Ah - then ya'll are set up for it...I just did it outta "normal" tools in a home shop.

 

[country_boy]

Pludge router with a straight bit. Then just use biscuits. Clamp it up. Run it through the planer. Trim off the excess on the table saw. Then sand it with 120 grit or lighter grit. Then stain it.

 

[Hawghauler]

Pludge router with a straight bit. Then just use biscuits. Clamp it up. Run it through the planer. Trim off the excess on the table saw. Then sand it with 120 grit or lighter grit. Then stain it.

That may sound easy to you, but I don't know what half of those words mean let alone how to do it.

 

[TexasRedneck]

Pludge router with a straight bit. Then just use biscuits. Clamp it up. Run it through the planer. Trim off the excess on the table saw. Then sand it with 120 grit or lighter grit. Then stain it.

Plunge router ah've got. Clamps ah've got. Planer ah don't have. Table saw ah have. Problem is, ah've also got angle grinders, 250 amp mig, 250 amp stick welder, oxacetylene torch an' plasma cutter (rated to 3/4" steel). Rough in stuff ah've good on - but the "fine cuttin'" is just something I ain't set up for.

 

[country_boy]

I got rough tools and fine tools. You got a dedgum plasma cut'r?? Wish I did. We got a 3ft. 3 phase planer at the shop.

 

[TexasRedneck]

hehehe - yeah, I do. Still thinkin' on settin' up a smith type workshop, but doubt I'll do it. I've always preferred workin' steel over wood - I've built everything from custom brush guards to lift stations - but I've also built barns, outbuildings and cabins from scratch. Just something I enjoy doin'. I built my 16 x 20 workshop in the back yard with some help setting the roof beam and shingles, and closed it in with home built double dutch door built with tongue-and-groove cedar 1 x 4's. Neat part about that was using the VERY large clamps (6' reach) that'd originally belonged to my Grandfather!

 

[country_boy]

Dang it too bad we arent neighbors..

 

[TexasRedneck]

Yeah - no kiddin'!! But hey - if yer ever needing to do something w/metal, toss it in the truck an' come on!

 

[fuelfather]

Country-Boy, I wouldn't be too eager to be Rednecks neighbor. All his redneck kids 'n' kinfolk out there, and parking on his street can get tricky. Although the BBQ can be right near awesome, I should know I'm the secondary chef being his eldest boy.

 

[TexasRedneck]

Country-Boy, I wouldn't be too eager to be Rednecks neighbor. All his redneck kids 'n' kinfolk out there, and parking on his street can get tricky. Although the BBQ can be right near awesome, I should know I'm the secondary chef being his eldest boy.

Yeah....but what he doesn't say is that he thinks "secondary chef" means "Chief Sampler".......<G>

 

[country_boy]

Country-Boy, I wouldn't be too eager to be Rednecks neighbor. All his redneck kids 'n' kinfolk out there, and parking on his street can get tricky. Although the BBQ can be right near awesome, I should know I'm the secondary chef being his eldest boy.

Sounds like my family..lol
Will do 10/4

 

[fuelfather]

Hey, someone has to make sure you cook the chicken all the way through.

What he needs to do is suck it up and build a new smoker. I mean, after all the one he has is about 15 or so years and it is burnin long and hard when he uses it. Hell, one year we had about 40lbs of chicken, 20+ pounds of sausage, 5 racks of ribs, and a shoulder clod.

 

[TexasRedneck]

Yer right - and as soon as I find a mason that can build me a NICE brick pit, ah'm gonna do it!

 

[fuelfather]

uh-huh. Jest make darn sure that ya ensure to measure twice and pour once this time around. Ah know fer a fact that Mom wants a gazebo for the back yard instead of a second concrete slab.