iamunique127

As a fellow leather worker I really appreciate the functionality of this. Great instructible too, lots of detail, photos and well explained. I'm voting for you.

I made this and I thank you for the great instructable. The largest hole saw I had was 2.5" so that's what I used. I got 12 circles out of my cutting board but only used 10 of them. I think my board was a bit thicker than yours. I wanted added weight and I had some brass pieces from a scrapped pressure washer so I centred drilled them to the size of the 3/8" bolt. I then put a 3/8" hole in the centre of the plastic discs and JB Welded them in. I found that the recommended way to glue PE and PP plastic (which is the material of the cutting board) is to use a 2 part super glue for plastic. For the handle I re-purposed one from an old file. I didn't have a nice cap nut for the end so I used a nyloc. I smoothed off the surface on a bench sander but only for looks, it worked fin…

I made this and I thank you for the great instructable. The largest hole saw I had was 2.5" so that's what I used. I got 12 circles out of my cutting board but only used 10 of them. I think my board was a bit thicker than yours. I wanted added weight and I had some brass pieces from a scrapped pressure washer so I centred drilled them to the size of the 3/8" bolt. I then put a 3/8" hole in the centre of the plastic discs and JB Welded them in. I found that the recommended way to glue PE and PP plastic (which is the material of the cutting board) is to use a 2 part super glue for plastic. For the handle I re-purposed one from an old file. I didn't have a nice cap nut for the end so I used a nyloc. I smoothed off the surface on a bench sander but only for looks, it worked fine with a rough surface.

I made this and the only power tool I used was a cordless drill for cutting the circles.

I'm a beginner and I found this very nicely done. I learned many helpful proceedures. The photography highlights the task with focus only on the important part. Thank you.

Good photography like yours really makes a good Instructable great. I didn't really need to read the instructions, the photos were nearly enough by themselves. I'm going to surprise my wife and cook something: this bacon. Thanks a lot.

Great idea. Are the bent handles of the spoons strong enough to suport jackets, etc? Is there any way to harden the metal, like maybe heating it and then quick cooling it so it would support more weight? I know there is a name for that but it escapes me right now.