Friday, August 1, 2025

 



Commission Earned

11 comments:

  1. That is one beautiful cutting board.

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    1. If you want to see "beautiful end grain cutting boards" go to youtube and type that in. Amazing the amount of work some people are willing to put into that stuff.

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  2. Who would use teak for a cutting board? It's a soft wood.

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  3. Not waterproof, but full of oil. In the tropics, there was once so much of it, they used it for lumber. IN that regard, it's like cypress - stands up for a very long time, and the termites won't touch it. But it's a soft wood, with an open grain. This is like making a chopping board out of soft pine - I would choose maple.

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  4. CW, do you get commission just simply for people clicking on these? If so, I want to be sure to click on as many as I can. I appreciate what you do.

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    1. Not for just clicking, but if you follow the link to Amazon, and buy anything, they give me a commission. It isn't much, usually about 3%, but it does add up and pay the wifi bill consistently. Thanks, I appreciate your help for sure.

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    2. CW, I appreciate you doing this, I often see things I'd never have thought of!

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    3. If and when I do react to one of your suggestions, I always go back and comment the fact that I did purchase something.

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  5. Teak lumber tends to have a lot of sand in the fiber because of how it grows. Dulls woodworking machinery quickly. I would avoid it for a cutting board, as it will dull your kitchen knives quickly.

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