Nice Addition To My Table

JonHalestrap

Just bought a nice slab a granite all routed out 

Super for placing really hot things on, and for cutting on top of

Logger

Nice.
The groove cut around the edge is a good idea too.

henapple

Super nice

Eggcelsior

I dig it. Are you going to seal it to help prevent absorption of fats and whatnot?

JonHalestrap

Thanks for the comments.

Being granite it does not need any treatment.... should last 1000 years

I just had this made at a local stone mason. Works really well and keeps the wood table top clean and tidy

xiphoid007

I wouldnt cut on it with any expensive knives. That is the best way to ruin a good knife. You should only cut on wood or the nice poly boards. Anything else destroys your knife!

Tspud1

Here is an addition of a induction cooker

Helmet

Tspud, LOVE that idea, and as I'm getting ready to build a table myself I'm definitely going to include one of those. What brand did you end up going with?

BigWader

@Tspud would love to see a picture of that from below to see how it's all supported like that.

Tspud1

Helmut:  I went with one I found on eBay, Duxtop There are many there. Look for the watts and settings.
The commercial ones are very expensive and I decided I didn't need any that strong.

Tspud1

Big Wader: I didn't need any support underneath. The cooktop has a lip all the way around so I just cut out table top and dropped it in. Here is a picture of what it looks like out of table. I haven't used it yet. Table was just a prototype that I never really tried to get rid of. I did something similar with a drop in ice bin in a table with a outdoor refrigerator to match the table with cooker

JonHalestrap

What a great idea I may just buy another table and stick that in it.... I will then have a great set up

NPHuskerFL

Tspud1 said:

Here is an addition of a induction cooker

Your evil. Why did ya have to go and show me that. Lol