Somewhat inspired by Jerod Broussard 's new butcher block, I declared it "Be Good To Your Wood" day at the Hamilton abode. Oiled up all of my blocks, recently built counter (on recently built cabinet), and wooden utensils. It took me 14 minutes and 37 seconds so I think I'll call it a day.
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Oh man that looks FANTASTIC!! I just finally finished the kitchen this weekend with the exception of the backsplash. I'll do that next weekend. Been rubbing wood for weeks now.
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WOW, was there a hidden blessing that came out of Harvey or what !!! Nice setup... -
Troutman is sure did in some respect brotha. Just like IKE, we came out just a tad ahead.
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I hope you had a cold one to help recover.
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Sweeeeet!!! My next will be a 24 x 18. Will not be looking to transport it anywhere.
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The big one on the left is a 24 x 18 Catskill. It's a beast, but it'll handle the biggest brisket. Maybe not Troutman 's turkey, but pretty much anything else.
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Really nice woodwork Captain....really nice !!!Comment
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This is a Kohler sink. We really like the depth and the accessories like the colander, bottom racks that separates your dishes from the gunk and food waste, and the little cutting board. Man, there are soooo many choices out there!Comment
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Love it brother!! I loved my old Kohler. I removed it and went with this Ruvati this time. Dang nice. With all the chopping block material I have left over, I am now making a custom sink insert with some of it. Your work looks FANTASTIC man!! Cabinets will test ya and you passed!Originally posted by CaptainMike View PostThis is a Kohler sink. We really like the depth and the accessories like the colander, bottom racks that separates your dishes from the gunk and food waste, and the little cutting board. Man, there are soooo many choices out there!Comment
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Lookin' good fellas! I want to get one of those light & dark striped wood butcher block, with juice groove and preferably the slide-out juice pan, to find a permanent home on my counter. Boos doens't appear to have exactly what I'm looking for.Comment
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I have a very sophisticated woodshop packed up in my garage providing a lot of "dead chi". I just can't figure out how to disperse it. Haven't used any of it since 2014 when we moved down here. Kind of tragic in a way. But given the advancement of my hand tremor, I don't think woodworking is in my event horizon anymore.
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A buddy gave me a custom cutting board with my business name engraved into it. A very thoughtful gift. He told me to take care of it so I bought some oil in a spray bottle from Amazon, and now I'm taking better care of all my cutting boards. It was a gift that keeps giving.Comment
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Wow.... Looks great. Been thinking of redoing the counters in my kitchen and putting in a new sink. This helps in providing ideas and insight.Comment
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Looks fantastic!
Well.....I know Larry David respects wood........
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Bought a bottle of Emitt's Elixir for butcher blocks and counter tops from the Webstaurant Store today along with some other goodies. I think it's the only oil that is NSF looking forward to getting it and trying it on my Boos Block!
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