Nice job, but at 9.57min the board wobbles slightly. I would find that irritating when cutting. Either sink not straight or board slightly bend? As to passerby6168 comment, why not just make it a bit bigger and cut a groove into bottom that fits over the part of the sink that protrudes. Thus board would be maybe 2 or 3 cm wider then sink on each side and front and just fit on. Will try that.
Yes, you're right. Sink is not 100% straight. I solved that problem with two very thin round plastic stickers under the board in two opposite corners. On the table, cutting board won't wobble. If those stickers won't stay, i will try to find very small rubber feet, i will drill slots and sink those feet inside the board. Rubber feet could also maybe hold the board better in place.
Nice. A creative idea with a useful application. Maybe stop it from being able to slide forward though. Say you're holding a chunk of meat and cutting, your thumb some inches behind the knife, cutting board slips forward as you cut... ouch. Yes we can be careful but that adds an extra variant to look out for.
Nice job, but at 9.57min the board wobbles slightly. I would find that irritating when cutting. Either sink not straight or board slightly bend? As to passerby6168 comment, why not just make it a bit bigger and cut a groove into bottom that fits over the part of the sink that protrudes. Thus board would be maybe 2 or 3 cm wider then sink on each side and front and just fit on. Will try that.
Yes, you're right. Sink is not 100% straight. I solved that problem with two very thin round plastic stickers under the board in two opposite corners. On the table, cutting board won't wobble. If those stickers won't stay, i will try to find very small rubber feet, i will drill slots and sink those feet inside the board. Rubber feet could also maybe hold the board better in place.
Rubber feet was my first thought when I saw the wobble. @@kaukolaDIY
Great job looks awesome 🤙🏼
Thanks 😊
Nice. A creative idea with a useful application. Maybe stop it from being able to slide forward though. Say you're holding a chunk of meat and cutting, your thumb some inches behind the knife, cutting board slips forward as you cut... ouch. Yes we can be careful but that adds an extra variant to look out for.
Yes, that's true. It actually stays pretty good in place, but i know what you mean.