end grain wood cutting boards with turquoise inlay and walnut border
Large 19"x12" end grain birch wood cutting board
Cutting Board Wood Types
small 10"x7" maple end grain cutting board
small 10"x7" ash wood end grain cutting board
small 10"x7" cherry end grain wood cutting board
medium 15"x10" hickory wood end grain cutting board
medium 15"x10" cherry end grain cutting board
medium 15"x10" birch wood end grain cutting board
medium 15"x10" ash end grain wood cutting board
medium 15"x10" maple end grain wood cutting board
large 19"x12" maple wood end grain cutting board
large 19"x12" hickory wood end grain cutting board
Large 19"x12" cherry wood end grain cutting board
cutting board bottom view
cutting board rubber foot detail
end grain wood cutting boards with turquoise inlay and walnut border
Large 19
Cutting Board Wood Types
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medium 15
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large 19
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cutting board bottom view
cutting board rubber foot detail

End Grain Wood Cutting Boards

$105 – $350

Used by chefs the world over, End Grain Cutting Boards have a distinct advantage over other types of cutting boards. The surface of an end grain cutting board is made up of the end sides of many pieces of wood.

Wood fibers in this design run vertically throughout the board, so when cutting, the wood fibers don’t get severed, allowing scratches to heal and be less visible. Also, your knives will stay sharper much longer.

Available in 3 sizes and 5 types of wood with a dark walnut border. All 4 sides include inlaid turquoise and finger holes for easy lifting. Non-marring rubber feet protect your counter or tabletop.

 

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The surface of an end-grain cutting board resembles the end of a 2 x 4.  That’s where it gets the name “end grain.” A board like this is composed of many short pieces of hard wood. These pieces are arranged vertically and grafted together, side-by-side. Together, the ends of all of the pieces make up the cutting surface.

An end-grain cutting board has the benefits of being both attractive and easy on your knives. This cutting board construction creates a distinctive looking checkerboard pattern. An end-grain board also has a very fibrous cutting surface, so a knife’s edge is likely to sink into the wood fibers while you are cutting.  This type of board also doesn’t show scratches as easily.*

*Information provided by Metro Kitchen

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Cutting Board Size

Large 19" x 12" — $350, Medium 15" x 10" — $210, Small 10" x 7" — $105
Shipping $20

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