Forum topic by Curtis | posted 07-11-2014 07:40 PM | 1368 views | 0 times favorited | 4 replies | ![]() |
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07-11-2014 07:40 PM |
I want to make a few 3-D end grain cutting boards. I have Black Walnut and Red Maple already. My question is could I mix Poplar with theses. I can’t tell exactly what kind of Poplar it is, the house I am about to buy has 4 Poplar trees each one being about 36” What do ya’ll think? -- Col 3:23 |
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#1 posted 07-11-2014 08:49 PM |
Well, by the time you have those poplars down, milled, stickered, and dried you’ll be a year or two older. If you want to start the boards sooner than that you’re going to need to get another wood source. If you’re willing to wait then great. -- No craft is very far from the line beyond which is magic. -- Lord Dunsany — Instagram @grailwoodworks |
#2 posted 07-11-2014 09:59 PM |
Poplar is awful soft for cutting boards. -- Bondo Gaposis |
#3 posted 07-11-2014 10:48 PM |
Pick up some cherry and you will be in business. -- Art |
#4 posted 07-12-2014 02:37 PM |
I just built 3 and in the proses of making more and I used hard maple, walnut and purple heart. -- Dick F,Burg Iowa |
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