I had the griddle hooked on a couple screws for a long time, and my partner encouraged me to finally upgrade.

griddle on rack

I cut up a seat I’d someone else was throwing out.

Pieces

Table saw to cut widths, band was to shape the holders, back to dado on the table saw to notch the backs of the holders.

Hand plane for all the flat sides, sanded the edges. Spent more time finishing it than it really merits for something that will be hidden almost all the time.

varnish

      • nyan@lemmy.cafe
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        21 days ago

        Mine was, “how much noise would the cats make playing with that at 3:00AM, and could they unhook the smaller pans at the bottom?” (One of our cats is an evil genius who will, among other things, open drawers to pull out his toys when he’s bored.)

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      22 days ago

      I feel like that’s just a recipe for brushing against those every time you walk through that hallway too. It wouldn’t take me even a week to regret that.

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        22 days ago

        I don’t want to dust the tops of all those pans.

        And cast iron usually requires oil after use, which traps the dust even better!