Can this cutting board be turned over so that the flat side can be used when the groove isn't needed?
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Yes it can with no problem, in fact I use the groove side for meats and the flat side for everything else.
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yes both sides equally appointed and overall design is much nicer than pic illustrates
682046
If the blade is flat you just flip the nut over that you loosened to get the old grinding wheel off. it should have a flat side.
515132
You CAN use the reverse side as a cutting board. It is high quality wood, but you surely would not want to mar the front display side with knife marks! Better idea....if you don't have a good size working space, put this board on a table or counter with the back side up and then use those "flexible" plastic type cutting surfaces on top of it. Since I have purchased those thin flexible "cutting boards" I never use wooden boards but this would provide a good underneath work surface!
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Fold it over? No, the bottom is made of very heavy board. Maybe someone can cut off a part, which obviously means you would lose the slots you cut out.
602585
Yes. It reminds me of a flexible kitchen cutting board. You wouldn't fold in half flat, but it could be kind of rolled up. Make sense?
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Hi Ellen,The board I got is nearly identical on the bottom, just without the channel you can clearly see in the product photo. There were no grooves or feet of any kind, just a completely flat surface. Definitely no feet for me - not attached, and not included in the packaging.We've been using this board for a while now and it's still perfectly flat, so it doesn't rock at all while cutting. We've not had any slippage issues, but your mileage may vary depending on what you're doing and how you use it.Hope that helps!
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Probably not. It is more set to screw into a flat surface. I use the board without it being screwed down. It is a nice board. Especially for the price.
515131
Actually, it can. What I did was to turn the cutting board over and chop on that side. This way, the front can be used for measurements, sand its' nice and clean. :O)
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Yes to a degree. The bottom of the half is curved already so all you can do is flat out the top portion only. I hope that helps.
895860
Yes you can turn it over and use it that way. The only thing that I see is that there are about three screws that show but it's no big deal.Still usable .
2171247
I would think so but the area it covers must be flat... Remember the board sticks out over the edge of the counter top about 1 1/2" and has square corners they are not rounder... But I guess you could round them... Hope this helps...
1358447
The bottom edge is curved but the sides are a bit more steep than the small skillet. I'm sure you could still flip an omelet but it's not quite as gradual a decline on the sides.
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The feet aren't entirely rubber. They are flat. They keep the board from moving. They would be hard to remove so I would say that you wouldn't be able to use that side.
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I never have food in the corner because of the shape, the food slides down. But, I would say that the plate would flip it you tried to cut and place pressure on the side of the plates because of the slant. You may want to go to walmart and check out the plates, they have that particular pattern and similar square plates on display. The high cost of this trendy pattern is not worth it, especially with the square plates.
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Aaron: You can lay a 2x6 flat, or stand it on edge. Which way are you talking about? You can cut at a 45 degree angle across the board, or tilt the blade (not swivel it) by 45 degrees. How about a better description of what you want to do. Regards, Pete
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If you do not care for looks...yes it could be used..I really don't think it was meant to be a cutting board...the top has a slick coating..hope this helps
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Not as assembled per instructions. You can flip it, but it would not be flat. However, you could mount the two halves of the rack to the center section upside down which would then provide a flat surface. Hope that helps.