Re: Cutting boards weeping
I've used rubber feet that screw on on bigger boards and those little press on acrylic bumpers on smaller boards. They help greatly by preventing the board from sliding around while in use. With the press on feet I set a couple of heavy pieces of steel on top of them for an hour or 2. None have come off yet. I was worried that the oil finish might prevent adhesion but so far it's not a problem. But then I only use a few coats of (walnut) oil.
I got both types of feet at the local hardware store and I've bought some from Lowes.
I've used rubber feet that screw on on bigger boards and those little press on acrylic bumpers on smaller boards. They help greatly by preventing the board from sliding around while in use. With the press on feet I set a couple of heavy pieces of steel on top of them for an hour or 2. None have come off yet. I was worried that the oil finish might prevent adhesion but so far it's not a problem. But then I only use a few coats of (walnut) oil.
I got both types of feet at the local hardware store and I've bought some from Lowes.
