Welp. Turns out its Red Oak. Guess i made a Charcuterie…
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Welp. Turns out its Red Oak. Guess i made a Charcuterie board?
Was making an end grain cutting board from scrap glue ups that were laying around the shop. It was destined to be raffled off. Looked like white oak. Most the red oak we have from our mill has giant pores and is easy to identify as such. Once i applied some oil i saw it drink it like a thirsty camel. And the pores were obvious. Just raffle with the disclaimer? In my opinion its heavy for a serving board. Should i run it thru the speed sander and take off another 3/4”? Its 1 3/4” now
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Was making an end grain cutting board from scrap glue ups that were laying around the shop. It was destined to be raffled off. Looked like white oak. Most the red oak we have from our mill has giant pores and is easy to identify as such. Once i applied some oil i saw it drink it like a thirsty camel. And the pores were obvious. Just raffle with the disclaimer? In my opinion its heavy for a serving board. Should i run it thru the speed sander and take off another 3/4”? Its 1 3/4” now
#diy
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