Ring of Fire
This board is made from 1” material, a style I don’t normally make often, when done correctly can be very pleasant and look great!
Features:
12” x 20½” x 1¾”
Made from Bloodwood, Cherry, Maple & Walnut.
Rubber feet on bottom.
Sanded perfectly smooth.
Juice groove around perimeter.
Durable, long lasting, shows little knife marks after years of use.
Sealed with food safe mineral oil and bees wax.
Easy to clean and maintain, hand wash only.
Wooden cutting boards are naturally antimicrobial-kill bacteria-safer than plastic or glass cutting boards.
I recommend a tin of Wood & Grain Board Conditioner with this cutting board. It’s advised to apply a oil sealant once a month or when wood is looking dry.
This board is made from 1” material, a style I don’t normally make often, when done correctly can be very pleasant and look great!
Features:
12” x 20½” x 1¾”
Made from Bloodwood, Cherry, Maple & Walnut.
Rubber feet on bottom.
Sanded perfectly smooth.
Juice groove around perimeter.
Durable, long lasting, shows little knife marks after years of use.
Sealed with food safe mineral oil and bees wax.
Easy to clean and maintain, hand wash only.
Wooden cutting boards are naturally antimicrobial-kill bacteria-safer than plastic or glass cutting boards.
I recommend a tin of Wood & Grain Board Conditioner with this cutting board. It’s advised to apply a oil sealant once a month or when wood is looking dry.
This board is made from 1” material, a style I don’t normally make often, when done correctly can be very pleasant and look great!
Features:
12” x 20½” x 1¾”
Made from Bloodwood, Cherry, Maple & Walnut.
Rubber feet on bottom.
Sanded perfectly smooth.
Juice groove around perimeter.
Durable, long lasting, shows little knife marks after years of use.
Sealed with food safe mineral oil and bees wax.
Easy to clean and maintain, hand wash only.
Wooden cutting boards are naturally antimicrobial-kill bacteria-safer than plastic or glass cutting boards.
I recommend a tin of Wood & Grain Board Conditioner with this cutting board. It’s advised to apply a oil sealant once a month or when wood is looking dry.
