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Wood ID - is it foodsafe?

by GRDKelowna
posted 11-15-2018 10:06 PM

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#1 posted 11-16-2018 12:04 AM

Red Elm

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#2 posted 11-16-2018 06:25 PM

Just that easy! Thanks Tony_S!

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#3 posted 11-19-2018 12:58 PM

I am with Tony.

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#4 posted 11-19-2018 03:21 PM

Not sure of the design but I would strongly recommend against leaving it live edge unless you completely remove the bark and clean the edges with drawknife/chisels so they are crevice free, finish with mineral oil.

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#5 posted 11-19-2018 03:51 PM

An additional concern would be washing an cleaning the board after use. A good hard polyurethane varnish should be used to prevent the board from warping or twisting. At any rate, you wouldn’t want to aggressively wash it, with soap and water.

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