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Holy smokes! That's some serious pricing there.... Add feet for $15.00???? Heck, I paid 8 bucks for a bag of 8. Now that I have the jigs made I can knock one out pretty quick. I should re-examine my career. (kidding)

That's funny, the recipient of the one on the left suggested I could sell some. Unfortunately I think they would be cost prohibitive due to current lumber costs. Those two pictured work out to $75.00 each just in wood. :oops: That's for maple, cherry, and walnut.

Thanks. 12" x 18" x 1 1/2". I give them two heavy coats of mineral oil here. I send along a bottle of mineral oil+ beeswax to their new homes. :)

Anyway, back to cutting boards- the one on the right is what I posted on the previous page. The one on the left I made to use up a bunch of leftovers from the first one. Also a gift :)

$4.09 two days in a row, North Central Wisconsin.

I just made this one for an anniversary gift. First of three coats of oil. Maple, cherry, maple, walnut, maple.. 12"x18"x 1 1/2". Wood prices are way up! This is around $75.00 in material. 😳

There was a football game on? :p

While not necessarily my favorite- I posted that earlier, the Borg(Star Trek reference) I work for gave us these 30oz Yeti tumblers. After a one hour drive and another hour sitting in the van in zero degree temperature my coffee was still hot enough to only sip and not swallow. It works well to...

I saw one in use Monday! (y)

Bratislava Castle, Slovakia

I guess I should consider myself lucky, or else I live in Oz. Here in north central Wisconsin the Walmart and local small markets I shop all seem to be business as usual. In fact, at Walmart there are so many employees it's common to see them in almost every food aisle. I see the news stories...

*Raises hand..

I plan on a few heat cycles outside in the shed to burn the paint smell off, but I just had to snag a pic inside 😁

Ready for his inaugural outside burn-in :)

I sure like those with the glass globes, but yikes, the prices people ask for on fleabay are crazy!

I grabbed an inexpensive aluminum pizza tray to use with mine :) I'm planning on making "dimples" with a hammer and a big socket for the heater feet to rest in.

I used these, both from Menards And this is what I used to seal the tank. I've used this in oil lanterns

Most of mine is in primer now with the base still soaking in the vinegar. I did a dry pre-burn to level the wick.

The vinegar/water seems to work better than that solution I tried :)