For the cut-outs, obviously! This cut-out from our recent kitchen remodel now has a second life as an awesome, dead-flat, perfectly polished layout and assembly table in the workshop:
http://i767.photobucket.com/albums/x...ps1ojlgkke.jpg
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For the cut-outs, obviously! This cut-out from our recent kitchen remodel now has a second life as an awesome, dead-flat, perfectly polished layout and assembly table in the workshop:
http://i767.photobucket.com/albums/x...ps1ojlgkke.jpg
Thats a nice chunk of granite! almost to nice for the shop!Quote:
Originally Posted by ScoutHikerDad
Nice for stamping leather on.
You can also use them to mix up ice cream and nuts or fresh fruit.
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You can drop in a place selling granite counters and ask for a piece. You don't need a lot for a flat working space.
Like the Marble Creamery-I never thought of that! But since I just got WD-40 on it from a sanding session, I'll use the actual kitchen counter-top unless I want WD-40 ice cream!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikewood
Scrub it down with Dawn and hot water and it will be good as new.Quote:
Originally Posted by ScoutHikerDad
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If you'd used Ballistol instead you could just have liqourice-flavoured ice cream....Quote:
Originally Posted by ScoutHikerDad