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A friend of mine wanted me to make his wife a cutting board for their anniversary. I was able to talk him into joining me in the shop, and have a hand in the making of it. Took us a bit longer then id like to admit but in the end it turned out really nice. The board is 17.5" long, 12" wide...

This was my first attempt at a brick or subway tile pattern cutting board. It was made from hard maple and granadillo; it measured out at 16" x 21" with the "bricks" measuring out to about 1 3/4" x 3 1/4" x 1 1/2" thick. Once the juice groove and handles were cut, the board sat in a bath of...

Brick Pattern Cutting Board. A few months ago, son #2 mentioned that they could use a nice cutting board. Tucking away that information in the potential Christmas gift file, I started paying attention to other guys' boards on LJ. I had a nice piece of 5/4 walnut with some problem areas, but lots...

I've been looking at several cutting boards over the past couple of months trying to decide which one to build for my wife. I really liked the brick pattern cutting boards that others had built and figured I could learn a lot in constructing one. I had some extra maple and padauk laying around...

I'd seen a few of these and finally got a chance to try one. Hard Maple, Purpleheart, and Bubinga. Forgot to document the process, but it's pretty simple. Easier than endgrain checkerboards thats for sure.

I made a beautiful brick pattern End-Grain cutting board out of maple, cherry and walnut. It was finished with a good soaking of mineral oil and then a final buffing of my mineral oil & beeswax mixture. Check out my video and or the web write-up on my website...