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Each Cherry and Maple end grain cutting boards are handcrafted one at a time. The Cherry and Maple boards are randomly placed to make each board unique. This board is guaranteed to be a conversation piece at your next party. It is perfect for entertaining and is great for chopping, slicing and serving.
This is a heavy board that will be a workhorse in your kitchen. This board measures 9″ X 13″ making it easy to go from counter to table with ease. Each board is smoothly sanded, finished with numerous coats of food safe mineral oil then top coated with food safe mineral oil and food safe beeswax mixture.
The above picture was taken by Sally at Bewitching Kitchen! Sally is a wonderful cook and baker, on her blog she shares her wonderful recipes! This is the same board I made for Ina Garten Barefoot Contessa .
Read more, my blog post about making this board for Ina Garten.
Maple and Cherry End-Grain Cutting Board
The above board is walnut and maple, 14 x 20 custom size for customer
Above board but size 1-1/2 inch thick, 9″ X 13″ Walnut and Maple board $145.00 each
1-1/2 inch thick, 9″ X 13″ Maple and Cherry board $129.00 each
Each board is made to order, due to the labor involved in making these boards, lead time can be as much as 10 to 15 days.
Custom end grain cutting board handcrafted using Maple and Padauk.
1-1/2 inch thick, 9″ X 13″ Maple and Padauk board $145.00 each
Each board is made to order, usually ships in 7 to 10 days.
To order please email me at michaelswoodcraft@yahoo.com along with the quantity and your ship to address. I will email you back with order details and payment options.
Engraving is available for an extra cost, ask about lead time for engraving.
End grain cutting board handcrafted using Maple and Walnut
1-1/2 inch thick, 9″ X 13″ Maple and Walnut $145.00 each
Each board is made to order, usually ships in 7 to 10 days.
To order please email me at michaelswoodcraft@yahoo.com along with the quantity and your ship to address. I will email you back with order details and payment options.
Above photo, taken by Rachel at 5280Meat, check out her Instagram @5280Meat
Black Walnut and hard rock Maple end grain board
Michael's Woodcrafts 
Hi, I happened upon your blog and your work is incredible!
I like to do pyrography (wood burning) so I recently read up on the different types of wood that are used for cutting boards and spoons. I read how you have to be careful when wood burning to use untreated wood to prevent the fumes that are given off when burning from being toxic. I can’t seem to find a place to buy untreated wooden spoons. I am looking to order spoons made from good quality untreated wood. Do you know how to make spoons?
Looking forward to hearing back,
Shevi
Hi Shevi,
thank you Shevi and I am glad you found my site. I have several followers that do wood burning but on flat work. They buy my maple boards and do wood burning scenes. I have made wooden spoons many years ago but I really don’t make them any more. I searched around Google and here are a couple sites you should look at; http://www.handcraftedwoodenspoons.com/ and http://nataliebaszile.wordpress.com/2013/03/13/handmade-stephens-wooden-spoons/ or http://brooklyntowest.blogspot.com/2013/05/giveaway-and-magic-of-spoons.html
Good luck,
Michael