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  • bgreed
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    In older houses here in the US you will see front door thresholds made of marble. As a matter of fact it is used in this application in lots of commercial buildings as well as for window stools

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  • david s
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    All things are relative. When I was in Italy in 2010 I was surprised to see marble used in a number of small cottages at their front door entrance. Obviously it is, or was, more plentiful in Italy and used more like a common building material.

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  • cobblerdave
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    Gudday Davids
    The people that built that house are going to be "Pissed"... me I'm happy with my rock

    Regards Dave

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  • david s
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    "This is my dough board ....which is the cut out left over from mounting a sink in a marble benchtop"

    That looks more like granite than marble to me, but probably works just as well.

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  • cobblerdave
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    Originally posted by TropicalCoasting View Post
    Second hand stainless steel would be a winner plenty of that about if you know where to look and size is negotiable.
    I would love a big bit of marble to have a cool surface for pastry though,there is some about but not near me.
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    This is my dough board ....which is the cut out left over from mounting a sink in a marble benchtop. This one I got from a builders clean free. I have another at work that I use for (Skibbing leather) that I got from a local Kitchen Place for $ 10. They are great for working with any dough they stay cool to the touch and with a little flour nothing sticks. This one lives in our kitchen as the child bride loves it and I have to steal it back to use it for pizza. My bench is just floor tiles durable, wipeable and wheather proof the addition of the dough board and a wooden cutting board makes it complete for pizza building

    Regards Dave
    Last edited by cobblerdave; 03-10-2012, 08:00 PM.

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  • david s
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    A friend gave me a piece of 1.5 x 400 x 1000 mm stainless steel (a piece for him and one for me) which I simply place on the table. It needed a bit of clean up, but a rotary sander fixed that pretty quickly. It means we can use our tables for other things and the stainless steel sheet can be stored out of the way when not needed.
    Last edited by david s; 03-10-2012, 08:57 PM. Reason: Typo

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  • TropicalCoasting
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    Second hand stainless steel would be a winner plenty of that about if you know where to look and size is negotiable.
    I would love a big bit of marble to have a cool surface for pastry though,there is some about but not near me.

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  • petanque
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    My commercial cooking background must be showing I was thinking stainless steel.

    this is probably overkill for domestic use as ling as it is maintained reasonably it probably doesn't matter.

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  • horrocks007
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    Originally posted by mfiore View Post
    What would members recommend for a food safe, durable (ie - weather resistant) wood that might be available in the U.S.?
    Any type of wood you use as a food surface must be untreated.

    You could have a spot built into your table for a cutting board.

    This one would be a good choice.
    Modular Series Puzzle Cutting Boards - Epicurean

    Having crapped out many cutting boards, these seem to last forever, but are not the very best on your knives.

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  • horrocks007
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    Standard table height is 36inches and at least 24 inches deep, but deeper the better. Length is up to you.

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  • brickie in oz
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    Originally posted by Grunt44 View Post
    Hey Al
    What is the size of your table , just been given some good sized Red Gum , would be idel to make a table similar to yours\
    Regards
    Grant
    The table is 800 x 2050mm

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  • Grunt44
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    Hey Al
    What is the size of your table , just been given some good sized Red Gum , would be idel to make a table similar to yours\
    Regards
    Grant

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  • christo
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    I've seen some nice outdoor tables, but to keep them nice looking they'll need care. I'd finish with a UV resistant poly and expect to redo every few years depending on the direct sun it sees.

    My unfinished ipe seats around my kitchen, get washed but are not sealed, so they show some checking If they were a tabletop, flour would accumulate in those checks and not easily entirely cleaned out.
    Last edited by christo; 05-06-2011, 04:18 AM.

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  • Tman1
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    I just found the list.. copied and pasted. Expenditures are up to the owner!

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  • brickie in oz
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    Originally posted by Tman1 View Post
    Bloodwood, Ironbark, Jarrah
    If these are the Australian species as I suspect they are make sure you have strong foundations.

    Originally posted by Tman1 View Post
    Ebony, Lignum Vitae, Purpleheart,
    For these species you need to sell your house plus some to secure enough for a small table.

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