/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>11221358
I doubt it unless you're a moron, that looks to be edge grain, not end grain.
You can get end grain cutting boards for that price.


Mine was free someone was tossing it out. Just removed the stupid feet underneath so it would stop rocking when i put pressure on it at certain angles and it works great.

>>11221358
I bet it's pretty good too

$138.95 - $181.95

$29.95 for a pack of 3

>>11221358
>not end grain

$859

We get it: Jews gonna jew

>>11221371
>>11221443
Instead of bitching about the price, you could just buy the wood yourself and make a decent quality cutting board for a fraction of the cost.

>>11221451
$2,509

>>11221453
Yes, high end functional furniture IS expensive. No one is shocked by this besides seemingly you.

$948

how often should boards be oiled?

>>11221443
Just in case I'm feeling like cutting my ingredients vertically along the side of the table

>>11221537
I hope you're not being retarded anon.
It's so you can sand it down and it'll remain usable for a decade+

What is this bullshit?

>>11221579
It would appear to be expensive cutting blocks.

this would be cool

>>11221403
>>11221504
What is this jewry?

It's not like timber grows on trees

>>11221599
It's too hipster. Hipsters have about one year of life left in them. God only knows what cancer will befall us after 2020.

>>11221608
$32.95, 3 x 16 oz bottles ($0.69 per oz)
$119.95, 12 x 16 oz bottles ($0.62 per oz)
$69.95, 1 gallon jar ($0.55 per oz)

>>11221574
I'm not sure anyone but an autistic professional chef is sanding down their cutting board by literal inches

>>11221620
>>11221599
>hipster
So the Taqueros were hipsters all this time?

>>11221669
No. But selling that at an exorbitant and unjustified price is.

>>11221504
I oil mine about once a month with mineral oil. I got a gallon jug on Amazon or something for like $20

$3.49

>>11221450
this

$11.99

>>11221631
I'm not sure anyone besides a professional chef or butcher would spend $850+ on a cutting board. So it's a non-issue

$10(0).00

>>11222984
>wood cutting board
>professional
haha
yeah no

>>11223553
Oh please, get bent you dumb cunt.

I guess these dozens and dozens of professional butcher blocks costing well over $1000 are just for looking at and no one EVER buys and uses them.

These butcher blocks aren't even sold on their normal consumer site.

>>11223553
>all professional chefs use cheap shitty utilitarian items
Anon, some professional chefs aren't poor, just because you're a line cook and think you know what a real kitchen is like, doesn't mean you have experience in all areas of professional kitchens.

Better than BooS: www.theboardsmith.com. You can contact that guy in the vendor's section of kitchenknifeforum.com

>>11223553
Bahahahahaha he thinks that silicone resin is the end all be all

>>11223605
I don't think I've ever seen a silicone cutting board. Would that even work? It's very soft.

Commercial kitchens tend to use either hard rubber or plastic since they can withstand the heat of an industrial dishwasher.

>>11223572
I don't know if I'd say it's "better than boos", certainly cheaper, but much more limited selection available.

If you want a 7" thick 48x32" behemoth of a butcher block, I doubt that guy has experience working on a butcher block that large and heavy, depending on the wood used it could be 300lbs+ of wood. Requires the proper equipment and large enough quantities of wood in large 7" thick chunks.

That being said, if you just want a small countertop board for your home kitchen, that guy for sure is gonna be top notch quality and reasonably priced compared to BooS.

>>11221358
That doesn't represent good value for money.

>>11223622
Inb4 iwouldjuststandwithoutsayingonewordandandleave poster

>>11223622
I would just stand without saying one word and and leave

>>11221358
Don't leave it in the sink like my asshole kid.
They fall apart.

>>11224008
yeah excessive moisture and wood is a no no. Rinse it off and dry it, don't leave it to soak.

>>11222984
>I'm not sure anyone besides a professional chef or butcher would spend $850+ on a cutting board.
For some people that is barely small change.

>>11223586
>$3.700.000 for a bottle of tequila

whew lad

>>11221451
>$1000 worth of tools

>>11224797
Lol you don't need fancy shit to make a cutting board. You just need a saw, clamps, a sanding block and sandpaper. Shit that any functioning adult household already has. And this might blow your mind, but the saw doesn't even need to be an electric one!

>>11223553
>lmao just cut on the steel table we've got like ten banana shaped sysco knives and a pull though sharpener over there

>>11224797
>$1000
I wonder if you're trolling or really believe that.

You can get a factory second one at tjmaxx for like 10$

>>11223586
the 777lb burger doesn't look right

>>11224822
If it’s made by MAGA I don’t want it
Imports only unless the manufacturer has specifically disavowed fascism

>>11223622
H-How are you supposed to eat this?

>>11223611
Those plastics textured ones that are in every kitchen ever are silicone resin

>>11224805
No man can use a handsaw properly without at least a few projects under their belt. If you are encouraging anyone to build a fucking end grain cutting board, a project which requires a hundred or more nearly identical cuts, with a handsaw, you are setting them up for failure. But that isn't what you are doing. You're talking out of your ass. The circular saw is the firearm to woodworking. An equalizer. Now if you're talking about putting together like some raised garden beds or something, yeah, anyone could slap that together with some rough-cut, handsawn 2×8s, but an end grain cutting board? Nah senpai. Not unless you want to spend two weeks sanding.

>>11224950
I'm not sure that you do, it looks more like food for instagram than food for people.

>>11224849
Woke!

>>11224849
>>11225345
ignorant.
fascism isn't so prevalent as you're being led to believe.
anti-american sentiment is.

>>11221358
>>11221371
>>11221443
Creationists btfo

I like hi soft boards because I know I'm not supporting people who want me deported for not being named "smith", "jones", or "miller". you can never be too careful these days.

>>11226379
what do you mean by anti-american sentiment? like those people who want to suspend or eliminate the 4th, 14th, and 15th amendments because non white people benefit?

>>11226379
Fascism vs. communism is the future. There is no room for moderates, because moderates don't have the balls to do what is necessary to win.

>>11225090
Thank god my dad has a table saw I can borrow.

>>11224805
>>11225090
>>11227402
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PacmIaDxEO8
I'm a retard and I could make that.

>>11227264
You have to go back

>>11221358
nice

>>11221454
ITS A JEW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>11227462
So go ahead and make it.

>>11227480
Done.

>>11223622
How do i make my liquid square????

>>11228840
tablecloth with ridges that form checkers.

>>11227462
>I could make that
So could I .... if I had the tools that guy had, especially that giant ass stationary wood planing power tool. You can buy a LOT of A1 custom made cutting board for the price of that thing alone ...

>>11227264
Fuck off José nobody asked you to come.

>>11228944
But Jose is an Hispanic name, that would be an odd choice because I am not Hispanic

I did however take yer jerrrb sorry not sorry

>>11221371
i have those but are unfinished because of some defects in the factory, the didnt pass inspection
they were raw and without a drop of oil
my mom was dumb enough to swipe a wet cloth on one of them and it bent then broke
then i took some liquid grease from my grease collector (i collect edible grease and greased paper towels for fire and fuel sometimes) and rubbed a lot of it in the other surviving one
then put it in an oven
then did it again, because wood can take a lot of oil/grease
i didnt want to put any sadolin wood protection because its base is nitro, or even worse the gasoline smelling one, only edible oil such as pig fat, butter, cow fat, sunflower oil, corn oil, olive oil...
it soaked a lot, and the heat killed the germs and the smell
so i found some bees wax and melted it, then spread it all across, rubbed in every spot, then heated it again for a bit longer
it came out godlike
the water doesnt even penetrate it anymore, not even in the places the knife made scrapes
i rarely use it since its large, i cut maybe whole roasted pigs on that, or debone a large boiled cut
paid nothing for the 3 boards
i never used teh 3rd one because its too big

>>11221473
i can make that for 60 euros
add another 60 and it will have drawers and storage under it. add another 30 and ill put wheels as well