Maple is the most common and generally affordable type of cutting board wood. We like it as the default choice. Cherry and ...

When the oil hits the wood at the end, the 3D effect nearly pops off the screen! This is a custom end grain cutting board that I built using maple, walnut & cherry hardwood. It’s an intricate board to ...

The age-old debate between edge-grain and end-grain cutting boards continues, giving rise to many questions: Which is better for your knives? Which is better for your wallet? I've given ear to the ...

Treating your wood cutting board regularly with a moisture application (typically food-safe mineral oil or wax) can last you up to a decade or more. What is the difference between end grain and ...