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Antipasto or charcuterie boards

The perfect way to serve those little titbits to your friends over summer inside or out.

I’ve used untreated pine boards from Bunnings and in particular Seles finger jointed 450 and 600 mm wide pine panels.

these give great choice for drawing a shape you like. I’ve cut out shark (sharkcuterie after all) 😀 a penguin and sea horse, and a rabbit as well as octagon, circles and triangle shapes. Generally 300 diameter 350 and 400 are popular.

I sand them with a range of grits 120/180/finishing with 240 grit. I’ve made some with square cut edges. Shapes are cut out with a Ryobi jigsaw using a fine wood cutting blade and sanded around the details with a Ryobi multi tool.

some I have routered the edges for added finish using a Ryobi trim router.

happy to answer any queries and help you get started these do sell if you want to make a few bucks.

I finish these with food safe bench oil available from Bunnings

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KatieC

Wow @Madmoggy these are gorgeous!

I do enjoy your sharkcuterie board the most 😉

You are really talented at using your jigsaw.

Do you have any tips for someone who is starting out?

Are you happy with your Ryobi?

Katie

Madmoggy

https://www.workshop.bunnings.com.au/discussion/comment/18098#Comment_18098

Thanks Katy just an old grand dad trying to keep myself busy between times. I love the Ryobi gear but find it frustrating* as do other users by comments on gear I read about on the Bunnings nz web page that often the blades and discs sandpaper etc are not stocked to go with the gear. I’ve wanted to get 150 mm adhesive backed sandpaper for my bench sander and they’re not stocked. I was looking to buy a cutoff off saw but saw a guy who had bought one could get the discs to fit it.

Probably a nz problem why don’t you aussies do a PUTIN and take us over ? ❤️

KatieC

https://www.workshop.bunnings.com.au/discussion/comment/71748#Comment_71748

Hi @Madmoggy,

A suggestion we would like to give is whenever anyone is finding that stock is running low or completely out of what you need at your local Bunnings, to go to the special orders desk and order it as a special order.

The other option is to check other stores in the area and do an electronic transfer of stock at the customer service desk.

However, worst case scenario is that there is none in the country and it is part of the world wide shortage of materials.

Hope this was helpful!

Katie

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