From Dusty to Dreamy - Restoring a 108 Year Old Butcher Block

[@skiphughes7705]

You destroyed it

[@clarkscreekwoodworks]

In what way?

[@skiphughes7705]

​. Plywood???

[@clarkscreekwoodworks]

Customer was on a budget, we stained it after the video

[@joemedeiros8433]

@@clarkscreekwoodworks If the client asked me to do that, I would have declined the job. Boos would definitely hate you if they saw this.

[@clarkscreekwoodworks]

@@joemedeiros8433 oh no....

[@jamesprice1615]

do you think resin is a good surface for cutting food ?

[@clarkscreekwoodworks]

I do, everything has it's limits. Good thing is it can be repaired relatively easy

[@richardcorwin1828]

Nicely done sir.

[@clarkscreekwoodworks]

Thank you! It was a fun one

[@njirishmikey]

As a table it’s cool but with the sealant applied it can no longer be used to cut food.

[@clarkscreekwoodworks]

luckily it's used more as a table

[@mikegoza5084]

Nicely done. Cute co-star too….😊

[@clarkscreekwoodworks]

She is the best

[@michaeldalbis4631]

Where can I buy one to restore?

[@clarkscreekwoodworks]

I'm not sure to be honest! I know this one came from an old Butcher

[@BillRinNC]

What do you think that weighed?

[@clarkscreekwoodworks]

Easily 300 pounds

[@studioadmin5792]

Boose - 30 x 30 x 16 weighs 380 lbs

[@clarkscreekwoodworks]

@@studioadmin5792 I was close!

[@studioadmin5792]

You were! The reason I know is I just picked one up from my father in laws estate and researched it. That led me to your video as well. Nice job!!

[@clarkscreekwoodworks]

@@studioadmin5792 awesome!! Glad you enjoyed it

[@woodworkingonabudget9606]

sorry but you ruined that butcher block

[@clarkscreekwoodworks]

eh, it's a matter of opinion