another cutting board feet question

https://www.leevalley.com/en-ca/shop/hardware/feet/bumpers-and-pads/68979-high-friction-grip-discs

Something like this may work?

-- Lifting one end of the plank.

Thanks for the suggestion! I was hoping for something that can also be height adjusted so I don’t think that would suit my needs unfortunately.

-- Woodworking Forever

Cutting board don’t need feet. #1 it prevents you from using both sides. #2 you are assuming the surface that you are placing it on is perfectly flat. #3 if they are rubber they are likely going to slide around on a damp surface and likely mark the surface. #4 they are going to make it difficult to store. #5 it’s another place for bacteria to hide. The best way to use a cutting board is to place it on a clean cloth to prevent it from sliding around and it will even out an imperfections in the cutting board surface or the surface that it is placed on.

-- NorthWoodsMan

Thanks for the feedback! Unfortunately this particular cutting board needs feet because I messed up one side, so that side needs to be somewhat hidden.

For future boards I will likely not use them though.

-- Woodworking Forever

What about using a threaded insert and the threaded
rubber tipped ends from those adjustable sta-lok? Clamps.you can thread them in.

-- Dave, Wi.

We had a cutting board given to us that we liked. It had wood feet integrated into it. As those feet sat in water a lot, they slowly degraded. I cut them off flush, and put pre glued clear plastic feet that I found at Lowes, probably intended for door or furniture bumpers. These have held up well for many years. That may be one option to consider.

-- gb