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End Grain Butcher Block
$220 USD / approximately %s
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This end grain block utilizes a brickwork pattern inspired from the brick buildings and brownstones of Brooklyn. An advantage of offsetting the bricks is that it is inherently a stronger joint than your typical checkerboard pattern. For the record, an end grain board is better for your knives and more sanitary than your edge grain or plastic board. The wood fibers on an end grain board are facing upwards so when you cut down onto the board, you’re actually cutting in between the wood fibers as opposed to cutting through the fibers like on an edge grain board which makes a permanent cut into the wood. This permanent cut into an edge grain or plastic board also ends up being a place for bacteria to reside.
Walnut is characterized by the rich dark hues in the heartwood and its golden coloration in its sapwood, sometimes also with subtle undertones of purple, whereas cherry is notable for its orange to fiery red heartwood and paler, more yellow sapwood. In terms of hardness, cherry is the softest, maple (the industry standard) is the hardest, and walnut is in the middle. I generally prefer cherry and walnut to maple simply because they are softer yet have a rich history in furniture making.
Every part and stage of production of my pieces take place between Texas and New York. I get the wood from Pennsylvania and Ohio rough cut to my shop in Brooklyn where I mill it myself. The glue I use is manufactured in Ohio and is waterproof and is FDA approved food safe. The mineral oil used to treat each board is from Texas. The refuse is then leached and composted at Compost For Brooklyn.
Please allow 2-3 weeks for shipping.
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- Estimated Arrival 6/8 - 6/17
By Brooklyn Butcher Blocks
Very lovely.
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I don't even know what this is but I want it
Nice board, but if you get it from the website you get more options, different wood, a meat groove, or any other customization you could want.
lol
looks like a bargain
man you have some ridiculous prices, I could make one of these out of any wood, put any groove and sign it all for £20 and still double my money.
хорош, но мне кажется преувеличенной цене