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I suppose I could also order a solid wood (maybe beech) length of 3m, and then I'll be left with loads of spare wood for projects.
170x96cm is a pretty big chopping board.
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Do you have access to restaurant /industrial supply places that do hardwood tops? We have a John Boos top in our kitchen but they're cheap enough to use for utility too, depending on budget.
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If you haven't already ordered solid wood furniture boards may be worth a look, great quality and comes in other species too. It will come in thinner thicknesses than worktop which will make it easier to manoeuvre.
withered_preacher
Bobbo
Marine ply is not worth the BS stamp on it unless you are ordering from somewhere like Robbens that spec the veneer material and are actually building a boat that will be used in saltwater.
If painting get WBP from a reputable supplier, if staining/varnishing then Birch.
Smith’s epoxy sealer will make it waterproof.