John K BBQ
TVWBB Wizard
I own a Boos cutting board and they are very nice, but I sort of ruined mine (didn't maintain it well enough) and it needs to be put thru some kind of high end sander or planer and have a 1/8" or so removed and resealed. Unfortunately I don't know anyone with a planer that size so my boos block has been in storage for several years and I've been using plastic boards. Maybe I should call boos?
I like the lighter weight and ease of cleaning plastic boards, but the look, feel and performance of a well maintained wooden board can't be beat.
This cutting board from https://www.krisdevo.com/devos-woodcraft is beautiful! I wonder how long it takes him to make the largest one?
![1643464029640.png 1643464029640.png](https://tvwbb.com/data/attachments/44/44273-e2a0a78b28360f1db3072f02b1db0866.jpg?hash=4qCniyg2Dx)
I like the lighter weight and ease of cleaning plastic boards, but the look, feel and performance of a well maintained wooden board can't be beat.
This cutting board from https://www.krisdevo.com/devos-woodcraft is beautiful! I wonder how long it takes him to make the largest one?
![1643464029640.png 1643464029640.png](https://tvwbb.com/data/attachments/44/44273-e2a0a78b28360f1db3072f02b1db0866.jpg?hash=4qCniyg2Dx)