If I set it on a wooden cutting board about 1 inch thick and raised by feet about an inch from my counter, can I use it on a metal surface?
1101797
It has rubber feet, so I don't think you'd have a problem. Mine quit after 1-1/2 years of frequent use, but it was great while it lasted.
1101798
I just put mine on a stainless steel surface and used it, no problems. Are you concerned about electrical induction on a metal surface? You don't have to be, it must be insulated because I use it on a metal surface no problem. There isn't any documentation advising otherwise. Hope this helps.
1666015
Absolutely! Wood works well, and so does plastic, but don't use sharp metal (it might scratch the non-stick coating).
518233
Yes. I don't use it like a traditional cutting board; it would scare. I use it to protect my cabinets.
1089477
I do not think so. You must dip the metal in liquid to make it work. I did not think it worked that great on metal either.
2171763
Maybe, but it is small, covering only a small portion of the stove-top burner, and the metal is not as thick on the bottom as a normal pot because it is designed to use with a steam wand and not through direct contact with a high heat source. I wouldn't use it on the stove.
1693414
designed for metal, should work just fine on wood, The other way around I would worry.
1962414
You will need at least 4" below the surface. The round top of metal is above the floor.
1630931
I've never used an electric knife. My guess is that it might not work well with the metal guide that fits very tightly against the knife blade. Also, it might damage the wood base. But I don't know for sure.
1726578
Yes, I think it could, but it is not counter height. I put a thick cutting board on top, and that brings it up a bit, but it is still about 3 inches shorter than my kitchen counter top.
2171248
I see no reason why not if it is simply sitting on the stove top. I would think it inconvenient to use the board as a work surface while it is on the stove. And check all measurements. The board has a lip on front that hooks over a counter edge to stabilize it and one at the back that keeps flour, etc. on the working surface.
1317443
No, it needs to be stuck to metal or it will fall over. When on metal it's fairly strong. I use it on my table saw, radial arm saw, drill press and band saw.
1811715
yes,but remember, only over low heat such as your simmer setting. Higher heat settings discolor the metal andcould potentially char the wood handle.
1811714
yes,but remember, only over low heat such as your simmer setting. Higher heat settings discolor the metal and could potentially char the wood handle.
398816
Because it is metal and absolutely flat, I can't see why it wouldn't. My pieces are steel over copper. Perhaps if you have one with aluminum, it might not.
1048571
No, I use it on my flat surface electric stove. However, I do use a metal rack to keep it off the surface.
691323
Gosh, I don't know why not. I treat it the same as I do my other metal pans, not worrying about using metal utensils and I don't see any damage on the pan! It hasn't complained, but then I haven't asked. Kidding aside, I see no problems and I use it all the time.
1524374
I believe you can. Although I would not use it on any wood or stone surface you may have in the kitchen. It is much too harsh for such things.