Rubber feet for cutting board

[mark mcfarlane]

Anyone have a good source for small rubber feet and stainless steel screws for cutting boards?

The reviews I've read online for many feet say they aren't really sticky enough for 'hard cutting' when the board is on something like granite or quartz.

Thanks,

[Lee Schierer]

I've used the rubber door silencer pads for feet on cutting boards.
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[Nathan Johnson]

https://cuttingboardfeet.com

[Jeff Dolter]

Seconded Nathan...I was pleased with my last order from there.

[Rege Sullivan]

Search Amazon for "small rubber feet" or "rubber feet for cutting boards". You will find plenty. I tried several and most work well depending on the board. I especially like the clear square ones.

Buy decent stainless steel screws and washers from your favorite source. I keep a box of 50 #6x3/4 and #4 washers just for cuttingboards.

[William A Johnston]

I third Nathan. It's an eBay company but shipping was quick and the quality looks great.

The more you buy the less you pay.

[mark mcfarlane]

For this ebuying from cuttingboardfeet.com: clear or black? What size? I'm thinking of getting the 3/4" *1/4" in translucent (clear). They are a bit pricey ($0.50 each qty 72), but cheap compared to the wood costs and time.

[Ron Citerone]

McMaster-Carr. They have several grades I believe. I use stainless steel screws and stainless steel washer between the screw and board. Also it there is a slight wobble I add an extra washer to one of the feet to get the wobble out.

[Nathan Johnson]

For this ebuying from cuttingboardfeet.com: clear or black? What size? I'm thinking of getting the 3/4" *1/4" in translucent (clear). They are a bit pricey ($0.50 each qty 72), but cheap compared to the wood costs and time.

I ordered the low profile 3/4 in black. No specific reason for black over clear really.
I liked that they are silicone, and the stainless screws are included, so justified the cost with convenience.

[Rod Sheridan]

Hi, I use the 5mm ones for my cutting boards.

http://www.leevalley.com/en/Hardware/page.aspx?p=70551&cat=3,40993,41285&ap=1

Regards, Rod.

[Dan Hahr]

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-1-in-Heavy-Duty-Anti-Skid-Surface-Pads-4-Pack-49644/203661092?cm_mmc=Shopping%7CG%7CBase%7CD25H%7C25-4_BUILDERS_HARDWARE%7CNA%7CLIA%7C71700000044822926 %7C58700004636006010%7C92700039037730264&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI3betwMaa3wIVlohpCh14sQRgEAQYASAB EgIKkPD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

i really like these. I switch out the screws for stainless but with all the oil and wax I'm not sure it's necessary. No skipping whatsoever and they look nice.
Dan

[Jerome Sidley]

I curious why you would want to put rubber feet on a cutting board? that way you can only use one side. I have worked in many kitchens and we never had feet on our boards. there is enough friction with it just on the counter if not a folded towel works great.

[mark mcfarlane]

I curious why you would want to put rubber feet on a cutting board? that way you can only use one side. I have worked in many kitchens and we never had feet on our boards. there is enough friction with it just on the counter if not a folded towel works great.

Jerome, there are two reasons for feet that I can think of offhand: 1) keep the board from absorbing any liquids that may be on the counter, 2) keep the board from rocking if either the counter surface or board are not perfectly flat.

[Maurice Arney]

I've used these with good luck. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00H8UM1PM/ref=sxr_rr_xsim_1?pf_rd_p=9ddc66f6-9fc0-49ff-b2fa-06a39d9859e6&pd_rd_wg=1wxuA&pf_rd_r=677FYQR5WJRAG9FBS5R7&pd_rd_i=B00H8UM1PM&pd_rd_w=29v0E&pd_rd_r=7e688207-254e-40de-ad46-b9d4d2529d12&ie=UTF8&qid=1544630180&sr=1

More bumpers... https://www.zoro.com/search?q=rubber+bumper&categoryl1=Door+and+Cabinet+Hinges+%26+Hardware

I use these with my rubber bumpers... http://www.leevalley.com/en/hardware/page.aspx?p=40956&cat=3,41306,41334

[Hoang N Nguyen]

I use these and replace the screws with stainless. https://www.rockler.com/non-skid-rubber-bumpers

[Maurice Arney]

I curious why you would want to put rubber feet on a cutting board? that way you can only use one side. I have worked in many kitchens and we never had feet on our boards. there is enough friction with it just on the counter if not a folded towel works great.

I've made lots of custom cutting boards and seldom do they turn out perfectly flat. The rubber feet can be placed so as to eliminate any "rocking." Most people seem to like the way my boards sit up off the counter top.

[Ellen Benkin]

I get them from Home Depot with recessed screws. After about a year the rubber hardens and they have to be replaced but it's not a big deal.

[Robert L Stewart]

[QUOTE=Lee Schierer;2874987]I've used the rubber door silencer pads for feet on cutting boards.
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Lee,
Where are this available?