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Butcher Block Table

By RichardW, member Jun 23, 2010

The top for this cutting board table is made from a maple counter which was cut into short lengths and glued together to make a 24in X 18in net size . Two threaded rods extend through the length of the top as insurance. The legs were turned from poplar and painted. The shelf is made of maple. Mineral oil is used to maintain the top.

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Comments

Remi97897 | Jun 23, 2010 11:22pm | #1
Nice job !
I would like to make one soon.
I wonder to know how you drill the holes for the threaded rods. How to make it that long and straight ?

Thanks.

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