Craftsman-Prairie Style Cutting Board
This design was fashioned after some lead glass doors from cabinets in my home. The board fits in the top portion of a double wide stainless steel sink.So, chop and drop right into the garbage disposal. Size is slightly restricted when using in a sink. Al pieces need to be proportioned to the others. Wood species used here are maple in the center, red oak on the boarders and mahogany in the divider strips size pictured 11" x 16" x 1.5"
Scott Budd
Dusty Sander Furniture and Cutting Boards
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Custom Cutting boards are my love.
The process of designing them is quite enjoyable.
Finding the right woods that look good together and matching the grain patterns is what makes a great family keepsake.
There are 2 types of board designs. linear grain and end grain. The end grain is like standing a board on end and slicing of an inch or 2. The end grain construction will show no knife marks at all.
The assembly process can be time consuming depending on the design. However, because I am not a shop, but an individual craftsman, time is not my concern.
After the assembly is the sanding process which sets you up for a great finish. Depending on the hardness of the wood, there could be 4 different sanding grits used.
The finish come next. This is when the wood patterns really pop! I use food safe tung oil which seals the pores form water and germs. Merely clean with warm soapy water and wipe dry.
So, tell me what design you want and let's get started
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