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New Table Question (Cutting Board)
Biff_Tannen
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So I just started building a table for my medium egg and was wondering what the best stone is to use as a cutting board once everything is completed. Additionally was looking to see what type of adhesive people have used to apply the stone to the wood. Any input would be greatly appreciated! Doing a very basic table pretty much identical to this one, http://www.scottmoore.net/projects/egg/ but scaled down a little to fit a medium instead of a large.
Charlotte, NC
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a stone cutting board is going to be rough on your knives. It will dull them very quickly.
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I still like good old wood for a cutting board. Even on my granite in my kitchen I use a cutting board.XL, WSM, Coleman Road Trip Gas GrillKansas City, Mo.
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I think granite is popular. I agree if you actually plan to cut on it then it is not the best for your knives. However if you just want it to set hot stuff on and have something easier to clean I think granite or similar stone (marble, slate) will work well.Which came first the chicken or the egg? I egged the chicken and then I ate his leg.
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SmokeyPitt said:I think granite is popular. I agree if you actually plan to cut on it then it is not the best for your knives. However if you just want it to set hot stuff on and have something easier to clean I think granite or similar stone (marble, slate) will work well.XL, WSM, Coleman Road Trip Gas GrillKansas City, Mo.
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My husband brought a sanatec cutting board home....Best product ever! I have a large piece that covers pretty much the side of my BGE table. Find more info here: http://www.professionalplastics.com/SANATECHDPEBGE novice...A Southern Belle living in Seattle.
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Why attach the stone to the wood? You could recess it in top and lift out when you want to clean.
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Biff_Tannen said:So I just started building a table for my medium egg and was wondering what the best stone is to use as a cutting board once everything is completed. Additionally was looking to see what type of adhesive people have used to apply the stone to the wood. Any input would be greatly appreciated! Doing a very basic table pretty much identical to this one, http://www.scottmoore.net/projects/egg/ but scaled down a little to fit a medium instead of a large.
As far as attaching the granite to the wood, silicone. I have a granite slab (heavy), so it doesn't need much to keep it in place. I placed a bead of silicone caulk on the wood structure, then set the granite on top. I then ran a bead around the seam. Pretty easy to do, even for someone not extremely handy (such as myself). -
Trixie_Belle said:My husband brought a sanatec cutting board home....Best product ever! I have a large piece that covers pretty much the side of my BGE table. Find more info here: http://www.professionalplastics.com/SANATECHDPEXL, WSM, Coleman Road Trip Gas GrillKansas City, Mo.
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