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HSN has the Origami Folding Kitchen Island Cart for $90 - $20 off with coupon code 126137 = $70 with free shipping. Normally found for $150+ online. Features steel frame with wood top and foldable design. Excellent reviews on HSN.
Origami Folding Kitchen Island Cart $70 at HSN
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    jyg - Posted 9:29 am PST 11/17/12 (96 Posts)  Report Spam

    It turns into a crane for storage.

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    fxp - Posted 12:50 pm PST 11/17/12 (1214 Posts)  Report Spam

    Real butcher block is solid wood, thick, the top is hollow which is typical hype from HSN. It is just a metal frame with cheap plastic casters. It will look old fast.

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    Interloper - Posted 2:44 pm PST 11/17/12 (709 Posts)  Report Spam

    good solid PINE

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    ldnod - Posted 5:41 pm PST 11/17/12 (172 Posts)  Report Spam

    Yes I rely upon HSN sales and marketing teams to make my purchases.

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    dave_c - Posted 7:52 pm PST 11/17/12 (20912 Posts)  Report Spam

    The question is whether you want a light weight foldaway island cart. What other options are there? If it were stainless it would cost more and if it had a thick block on top it would weigh substantially more.

    I'm guessing it would take a fair # of years before you cut through the surface too far but if you did, how hard is it to get a replacement piece of wood and glue or screw it on? Not hard at all if you have a lumber yard or decent hardware superstore nearby.

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    ldnod - Posted 7:02 am PST 11/18/12 (172 Posts)  Report Spam

    #5 I think then it might be easier to purchase ALL the raw materials and find a local welding shop to make your frame as well.

    Suppose its a matter of instant gratification or not... Resist instant grat! Be Handy!

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    fxp - Posted 9:37 am PST 11/18/12 (1214 Posts)  Report Spam

    I object to the hype on HSN and the sales pitches. Its not butcher block which is end up pieces glued together and is far superior to a cutting board less than an inch thick.

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    dave_c - Posted 12:41 pm PST 11/18/12 (20912 Posts)  Report Spam

    ldnod wrote:
    #5 I think then it might be easier to purchase ALL the raw materials and find a local welding shop to make your frame as well.

    Suppose its a matter of instant gratification or not... Resist instant grat! Be Handy!


    I suspect that cutting a rectangular replacement piece of wood, then sanding, attaching, and oiling is about two orders of magnitude faster and easier than designing, cutting, forming, then welding, grinding, cleaning, priming, and painting a DIY steel frame PLUS making the top.

    Plus when you're done it would probably weigh more when the point of the product is that the light weight makes it manageable in the kitchen.

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    ldnod - Posted 7:38 pm PST 11/18/12 (172 Posts)  Report Spam

    touché

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