Neat idea Mike. Did it get Blondies approval?
Yes sir.Neat idea Mike. Did it get Blondies approval?
Mike she is sure growing up fast. Like your idea, and now my mouth is watering, mmmmmmmmmm .............sure looks like good eating.Yes sir.
For now, I am going to paint it with high temperature paint to seal the mdf from moisture. As a trivet, I would sit pots or pans on it, probably after taking them off the griddle.Mike thats a neat idea. Looks cool too....
Would Corian / Solid Surface work for that outside? and easier to clean?
Not digging the MDF and grease/food caca that'll embed inside.
I know ya just did a sample w/ it. Ply might not be a good choice either.
For now, I am going to paint it with high temperature paint to seal the mdf from moisture. As a trivet, I would sit pots or pans on it, probably after taking them off the griddle.
Hmmm I haven't tried to find Corian. Does sit carve OK?
Well, maybe not such a good idea.:frown: "While Corian® is heat resistant, as with all countertop materials, it is important to minimize direct heat exposure to protect your surface and investment. Important — Do not place hot pots, pans, etc. directly on the countertop surface. Always use heat trivets or pads when placing hot objects on any surface."
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Well, maybe not such a good idea.:frown: "While Corian® is heat resistant, as with all countertop materials, it is important to minimize direct heat exposure to protect your surface and investment. Important — Do not place hot pots, pans, etc. directly on the countertop surface. Always use heat trivets or pads when placing hot objects on any surface."
They are 6 inch scrapers. Most folks get them from Dollar Tree for $1 each. I have seen some buy them by the case.Nice job Mike. I like it.
I am curious about the "wind shields" hanging on the edge of the griddle. Did you make those or are they store bought? I have that same griddle and have a problem using it on windy days and it looks like those would solve my problem.