Would this burn a bamboo cutting board
1250186
I think it would. So far, I've only used it on pine. It heats up quickly. My major project is a clock--I just had to make up mind what I wanted on it! I'm going with a sun burned into the center.
2015038
I have not tried it on bamboo.I can't imagine why not but do not know for a fact.It is just a very convinent to use circular saw.Great for flooring but I have not tried bamboo
193625
yes and no, yes sure if you dont mind the pan getting burned, its not made for hot pans or stoves. its dry non treated bamboo that can and will catch fire if left unattended and on or near a hot surface. but you can set a hot pan on it if your putting a pan glove or hot pad between the board, best used in a cool area with cool litems,
338051
Yes. Just be cautious of fire temp. If you get it really high you will warp the charcoal grate
498726
I've used this on wooden surfaces and on grass before with no problems. The "feet" do not get that hot at all. I'd be careful with it around very dry brush but it's not going to catch solid wood on fire.
1640684
No. The plastic would melt as it is made of the same material used for plastic cutting boards.
859775
I would make sure you put the hot pan on top of a pot holder. Otherwise, you will burn the wood
1854974
The knots does not hold water as well as the rest of the wood. this is why many believe that it makes the food burn because it can become the driest part giving you a burn smell rather than cedar aroma. Keep it in the coolest part of the heat source and you should be fine.
309409
Yes, you can. The label says, "Great for bamboo," although I've never used it on bamboo. Hope that helps!
919573
If the bamboo is not thick, it should work fine. I have used it on mostly on oak, which is a hardwood, and it cuts right through as long as the limb is not too thick, less than 5 inches or so.
192087
I would not suggest this product be used on your wooden cutting board. There are other products on the market that are safe for using where food will come in contact with it. Mineral Oil, Bee's Wax, and a product called Salad bowl finish. I use these on my wooden bowls.
917471
I think it would. There's a blade for easy cutting and its curved like a scalpel, as well as the wood burning tips
781034
I use it to clean my Bamboo Cutting Board. It is kind of heavy duty, well made, but i would guess if used on a steel griddle it would probably tend to wear out much quicker. Just try a couple of swipes on your steel grill surface to get an idea how it works. But, the blade surface is really design to be sharpened like a knife and could be used to chop vegetables.
1427795
I'm not sure - I've never cooked anything in a bag. My guess is that it would burn - it is an uncoated thin paper bag, but I really don't know. Sorry not to be of more help!!
873541
Yes. I have used it with wood and works well for cooking. It is easy to start and feed fire and has a lot of cooking surface.
1080501
Matt, I haven't taken the chance with it on bamboo. My previous experience with a small shredder and bamboo was a disaster. The bamboo is "stringy" and actually wound itself around the cutter and caused damage to the motor. Due to this, I wouldn't recommend it. Good luck.
1936382
I don't know but we have cooked pizza on a pizza stone. It depends on how long you let the wood burn. Charcoal would be hotter. Always depends on outside temp.