Can this be used as a chopping block?
1849736
It is definitely sturdy enough. I am not sure about the finish being food grade/safe.I use mine to top a rolling toolbox for a work surface in the shop.As far as visually, it would look great in a kitchen.
1849737
I'm using mine as a countertop without any additional support underneath. If I were to use it as a free standing chopping block, I think I would use an additional board under the block on which to attach legs.
1849738
Yes. My husband and I attached it to a base and made it into an island for our kitchen. It does very well as a chopping block.
1849739
posibly, but it has a finish on it and that will get destroyed if cut on. It is a very solid heavy board though and I know they have been used as work tables.
257247
No I would not advise using it for chopping as that is what brought about the demise of my previous shovel... For that function I would use a metal shovel but for snow shoveling, wood chips, dirt or refuse it is GREAT !!!!
592658
i am not sure..have not tried it. its blade is more for chopping than ice crushing
1671290
It is good at chopping up sticks. It will be difficult to feed the chips into it. It may work but it will be more work than it is worth.
409969
I wouldn't think so - it is HUGE and I don't think it would be agile enough for that. It works really well for carving meat into really thin slices.
1623494
Yes, it should work fine for that. I purchased it originally to mince cilantro to make guacamole. It is so much faster than using a knife or scissors. I simply strip the leaves off fresh herbs and roll over then several times and I'm done. I'm sure you'll be happy with this purchase.
2194537
Yes.. a horizontal or chop saw would be better if that's what you mostly plan on using it for however..
592657
Not recommended to chop ice with any blades in set. There may be a blade available from the manufacturer.
789498
I checked my tray and it looks like you can . It is a great option to having the knives in a block on the counter.
2026002
No. This is a sharpening stone. The lapping plate is much more course and designed for cutting the stones. This plate would become clogged rather quickly for that application.
1040107
Its not a typical butcher block, but can be used as a cutting surface. It is quite thin though and is prone to splitting. I will be replacing my top after limited us for about a year.
115092
It's more of a working area rather than a chopping table but you can definitely chop on it (remember to oil it if you do). I wouldn't.
115093
This is not a chopping table. We us it as a food prep and eating island in the kitchen. We do use it for butchering elk and deer but only as a cutting board. We love it.
2001626
Yes you can! and it cleans up very easily. There is an extra coat on the butcher block which protects it.
394110
Yes and no. It does an amazing job of chopping but if you are not careful it will chop it to mush. Do little groups at a time with a gentle touch and you should be fine. Its an amazing cutter but you need to watch carefully the amount of time you grind.
2254829
No don't do it! A dry cut saw turns at a much slower RPM and is able to use this blade. A regular chop saw will ruin this blade and the material. Be safe not sorry.
466790
U could if you wanted a large rough cut......but for seeds etc I would use a small food processor instead, or a coffee grinder.