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This week's project is a Walnut and copper cutting board or serving board, perfect for those charcuterie or cheese trays for your next party! Full build video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zaj9X-T5K0c
Walnut is toxic but only if your a horse - not for humans so for example you don’t want any walnut sawdust used in the stall of a horse as bedding - for humans walnut is not toxic at all - just thinking maybe this where that person is confusing Walnut being toxic with ? Just guessing.
The board looks fantastic. I am having an issue with the link on the YouTube channel for the copper. Would you please post the link once again. Thanks!
Walnut, Teak and several other 'exotic' hardwoods are modestly toxic if inhaled or ingested. This is a bigger problem for people doing fine sanding. Eating off a prepared board or bowl should not be an issue.
Comments
This is a great little project, Johnny! I love the use of the copper around the outside edge. Just watched the video on your channel :)
Emmett Gallagher · July 13, 2018
Walnut is considered a toxic wood so be sure to seal it good, just saying nice looking job Bill
bill dewar · November 07, 2018
Walnut is NOT a toxic wood, and has been used for hundreds of years is cutting boards.
Don DeSpainPro · November 07, 2018
Walnut is toxic but only if your a horse - not for humans so for example you don’t want any walnut sawdust used in the stall of a horse as bedding - for humans walnut is not toxic at all - just thinking maybe this where that person is confusing Walnut being toxic with ? Just guessing.
Dennis Michael Player · January 17, 2021
The board looks fantastic. I am having an issue with the link on the YouTube channel for the copper. Would you please post the link once again. Thanks!
Laura WalkerPro · June 25, 2021
Walnut, Teak and several other 'exotic' hardwoods are modestly toxic if inhaled or ingested. This is a bigger problem for people doing fine sanding. Eating off a prepared board or bowl should not be an issue.
Therman Clendenin · January 20, 2022
Death is very toxic! Refrain from coming into contact with it… these California Prop people drive me nuts.
David Lawrence · January 26, 2023
Nuts can also be toxic. Lol
Gary NielsenPro · April 02, 2023
This thead is toxic. hahaha
Louis M SheffieldPro · August 01, 2023