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I see them on videos and shows all the time. Are they worth the money?

>> No.17026956

>>17026929
>all the time
Oh do you now?

>> No.17026962

>>17026956
Yes, to the point where I can't help noticing. It's like they're paying people to put their logo on camera or something.

>> No.17027083
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I’ve used them at work they’re solid. I wouldn’t consider them that expensive for what you’re getting.

My cutting board is NSF certified to 350F and some strange plastic tho

>> No.17027100

>>17026929
Knowing the average "culture" of the kinds of people who manufacture cutting boards in the US, I would avoid, personally. For the same amount of money you can get a good hi-soft board from japan which you will enjoy much more.

>> No.17027321

>>17026929
no. make your own butcher block. its stupid easy with simple tools.

>> No.17027328

>>17027100
>hi-soft board
why get them for home use? you can't even put them in a dishwasher (at least a redeeming value)

>> No.17027332

>>17026962
I've never seen these. We must be watching different shows and videos

>> No.17027361

>>17027332
not him but I see it all the time too.

>> No.17027369

>>17027321
You have a planer?

>> No.17027377

>>17027321
Tell us the process and what tools we will need

>> No.17027410

>>17027328
Why the fuck would you put a cutting board in a dishwasher? Assuming it would even fit. What kind of midget cutting boards are you buying?

>> No.17027413

>>17027410
>Why the fuck would you put a cutting board in a dishwasher?
to clean it.

>> No.17027416

>>17027377
A second hand table saw, hand planar and some wood glue.

>> No.17027417

>>17027413
>he puts wooden cutting boards in the dishwasher
Holy amerimutt

>> No.17027427

>>17027413
your existence is a joke and even a boos board, mall-tier as they are, is too good for you

>> No.17027755

>>17027361
Not any of the previous anons, but I've never seen them before

>> No.17027775

>>17027417
>>17027427
If you can't put your kitchen tools in a commercial washer then it's cheap shit and you should bin it and look for replacements.

>> No.17027783

>>17027755
not this anon, but I only watch youtube. I also only watch magic the gathering box openings. I've never seen any cuttingboard on any video.

>> No.17027784

>>17026929
I stayed at an airbnb that had the huge block. It's easily 250 pounds. Fun to cut on but you have to be diligent about care, plus the bulkiness makes it not an option for my kitchen where people hang out in. They pop up on marketplace all the time, don't pay retail.

>> No.17027790

>>17026929
I know someone with a laser engraver. Can I just make ripoffs for Christmas?

>> No.17027791

>>17027775
Now this is an ignorant opinion.

>> No.17027796

>>17027791
Not an argument.

>> No.17028012

>>17027416
>No clamps
This guy doesn't know what the fuck he's doing

>> No.17028049

>>17028012
Just have your mom sit on it while the glue dries.

>> No.17028068

>>17027083
Do you think it's a coincidence that each woman's domino corresponds to her attractiveness (numerator modulo denominator)?

>> No.17028101

>>17026929
no cause they clearly spend most of their budget on marketing

>> No.17028250
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Guys i'm getting to be a big boy and hosting holiday dinners next year, thinking about getting a carving board. Should I go with ATK's pick?

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17028275

>>17027775
This guy puts his knives in a dishwasher...

>> No.17028347

>>17028275
buy better knives.

>> No.17028357

>>17028347
I use Henkles you cretin.

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>>17028357
>Henkles
*Henckels

>> No.17028379

>>17027783
>He didn't buy the commercial kitchen Secret Lair
NGMI

>> No.17028384

>>17028357
they do fine in the dishwasher; i've had many.

>> No.17028408

>>17028384
>i've had many.
Iv'e had the same set for 30 years anon, why do you abuse your tools?

>> No.17028416

>>17028408
I don't. knives come in many shapes and sizes.

>> No.17028422

>>17028408
also, you're kinda too old to be here.
I'm embarrassed for you.

>> No.17028435

its just a uhhh plank of wood?

>> No.17028444

>>17026929
Two words: OXO. Farberware. All you'll ever really need

>> No.17028463

>>17028444
trips of truth. my de buyer does fine in the dishwasher too.

>> No.17030818

Boos is shit, if you are willing to lay down that kind of money then just get one fully custom made from theboardsmith.com

>> No.17030835

>>17030818
>custom made from theboardsmith.com
Are they dishwasher safe?

>> No.17031865

I just use a birch stump I cut a few years ago

>> No.17031872

Just go to yard sales and estate sales and shit. Old fucks have tons of wood carving and cutting boards.

Doesn't matter what shape they're in, a bit of sandpaper makes any practically new