Argos Granite Block For £9.99

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Someone told me Argos do a granite block £9.99. Is quite a bit cheaper than Axminsters for £55.I'm assuming the Argos block is perfectly flat.
" Heart of House Malton Granite Worktop Saver Product code:278/9082
protect your worktop at home with this Heart of House Malton Granite Worktop Saver, suitable for all food types. This chopping board is scratch resistant to prevent any damage and has non-slip feet to prevent any slippages while using it. Stain and odour resistant, simply wipe clean when you're done.
Made from granite.
Chopping board size L40, W30, D1.3cm.
Stain and odour resistant.
Easy to clean.
Non-slip feet.
Wipe clean. "
 
Its a tenner if its not flat then use it in the kitchen.

Or if you are really lucky you may find one of these!



900x900 and very portable at 350kg

A good deal at £25 :)

Adidat
 
Just go to a granite supplier, they will give you an offcut rather than fill their skip.
 
i dont have a granite block as i would need quite a large one, but old pool table slates are pretty flat so i acquired one of them... does the job.
 
I get why you'd need a lump of flat material in a workshop, but why would you ever use your kitchen knives on a granite chopping board?
 
NazNomad":1q059z2i said:
I get why you'd need a lump of flat material in a workshop, but why would you ever use your kitchen knives on a granite chopping board?

Makes you shudder doesn't it.
 
pollys13":2krmskvi said:
Someone told me Argos do a granite block £9.99. Is quite a bit cheaper than Axminsters for £55.I'm assuming the Argos block is perfectly flat.

Are you? That's ... optimistic!!

BugBear
 
Rorschach":xom7ix2i said:
NazNomad":xom7ix2i said:
I get why you'd need a lump of flat material in a workshop, but why would you ever use your kitchen knives on a granite chopping board?
Makes you shudder doesn't it.

There is a place in hell for people who use "worktop protectors" as chopping boards.

BugBear
 
Are the Axminster ones certified flat?
The Argos one certainly won't.
I've got a certified plate that I use for metal work
and have checked a few planes on it but a sheet of flat glass is much easier to handle.

Using granite or glass as a chopping board is a big no-no it will just blunt your knives faster.

Rod
 
Harbo":r1aw4h5p said:
Are the Axminster ones certified flat?
The Argos one certainly won't.
I've got a certified plate that I use for metal work
and have checked a few planes on it but a sheet of flat glass is much easier to handle.

Using granite or glass as a chopping board is a big no-no it will just blunt your knives faster.

Rod

not only is it a big no no, the sound is horrible, everytime I hear a knife on a glass chopping board, it makes me cringe.
 
Harbo":dd7iv9lm said:
Are the Axminster ones certified flat?
The Argos one certainly won't.
I've got a certified plate that I use for metal work
and have checked a few planes on it but a sheet of flat glass is much easier to handle.

Using granite or glass as a chopping board is a big no-no it will just blunt your knives faster.

Rod
Yes, the Axminster ones are.
 

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