Duck platters / cutting boards

They look very nice Ivan. Good idea with the walnut strips.

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Nice little ducks!!

Cheers, Jim

-- Jim Jakosh.....Practical Wood Products...........Learn something new every day!! Variety is the Spice of Life!!

very cute woman will love those.

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Roast duck in the future? Nice job.

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These are adorable! I imagine these will be quite popular with the ladies, too!!

-- Kim - imperfection is the pursuit of perfection

You flatten me… the missus fattens me… either way I’m a lame duck!

Coll idea maj’, and a pleasant diversion from all those end-grain cutting boards.

BUT… the feet aren’t webbed… though those stilts will keep the tail feathers dry!

-- If your first cut is too short... Take the second cut from the longer end... LBD

Great looking boards. Excellent job !!! Mel

-- MEL, Kansas

Thanks all for very fun comments

-- Ivan, Croatia, Wooddicted

Novel cutting boards … but they also look good enough to hang on the wall Ivan!

-- Elaine in Duncan

Restaurant quality on some beautiful timber!

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Nice work Ivan,
I,ve often wondered about what to coat food trays with. Is that food safe oil readily available?
Regards
Anth

Nice work Ivan,
I,ve often wondered about what to coat food trays with. Is that food safe oil readily available?
Regards
Anth

- anthm27

just use mineral oil,the big boxes have it.i like the one with a combination bees wax, doesn’t dry out as fast.

-- sawdust the bigger the pile the bigger my smile-larry,so cal.

Nice work Ivan,
I,ve often wondered about what to coat food trays with. Is that food safe oil readily available?
Regards
Anth

- anthm27

just use mineral oil,the big boxes have it.i like the one with a combination bees wax, doesn t dry out as fast.

- pottz

Sorry pottzy, must disagree with you this time… Mineral oil is not classified as food safe (at least for you humans).
I used to use this dedicated woodworking oil,

but at $20+ for 250ml, I traded it in for grapeseed oil (even little boxes sell them),

which costs around $6.49 per 1L…
I have had no issues with the grapeseed though its not as nice to sniff as the Wood Wipe but the onions quickly take away the aroma. Furthermore it doesn’t go rancid like other cooking oils unless you gargle with it, spit it back in the bottle and shelve it in the sun for a few months.

Damn, I may have actually provided a meaningful comment… what the hell did they do to me in that bloody hospital?

-- If your first cut is too short... Take the second cut from the longer end... LBD

sorry duckie i guess i should have specified better.

-- sawdust the bigger the pile the bigger my smile-larry,so cal.