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Knife Block

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Here's a little project I made recently. We received a nice set of steak knives for Christmas and they needed a home. I didn't want them on the wall (I didn't want to try drilling the tiles) and under cabinet wouldn't work because of the under cabinet lights so it meant having something on the counter. I saw a picture of something like this when I Googled knife block images.

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Cherry and maple, a coat of BLO and a couple coats of a wipe on varnish. The gap for the knives is just a non-through saw kerf. I cut a shallow dado on the face and added a thin strip of maple to close the face. Then added a base of maple with chamfered edges.
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I like it! Very nice work.
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Set of '5'?:confused:

Nice!
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JPG40504 wrote:Set of '5'?:confused:

Nice!
Just another senior moment!! I counted the spaces between the kerfs instead of the kerfs themselves. Good thing it was one too many instead of one too few!
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berry wrote:Just another senior moment!! I counted the spaces between the kerfs instead of the kerfs themselves. Good thing it was one too many instead of one too few!

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Or at least similar!:D




OOOOhhhhhhh! Set of 4.
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Creative, good looking and nicely crafted.
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Very nice work.
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Nicely Done!

Very interesting space saving design.

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Post by charlese »

Very cool knife block. I like the slope to save vertical space.

I am guessing that the folks in your hose are right handed.
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