Maple End Grain Chopping Block 3” Thick - Wood Welded West

• Wood Species: Maple• Lamination: End-grain• Edge Type: Radius Top and Bottom• Finish: Rubbed Oil• Reversible – Use Both Sides• Individually Shrink-wrapped• National Sanitation Foundation(NSF®) Certified

End Grain Wood cutting board - Wood Chopping block

John Boos Heavy-Duty End-Grain Cutting Board - Butcher Block Co.

end grain cutting board - pattern mmaw

Measuring 18 inches long 18 inches wide and 2.25 inches thick this board is a real showstopper. The beauty lies in its end grain construction: an expertly handcrafted process that John Boos has spent decades perfecting. The resulting checkerboard look and finely finished edges is unmistakably John Boos. Don't be fooled by its good looks- this board is a true workhorse in the kitchen and will handle all types of cutting carving and cleaving.

John Boos & Co. End-Grain Maple Chopping Block

• Wood Species: Maple, • Lamination: Edge-grain, • Edge Type: Radius Top and Bottom, • Finish: Rubbed Oil, • Reversible – Use Both Sides, • ½” Deep

Maple Round Ringed Cutting Board 1¼” Thick

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Whatever the occasion, you will love this end grain wood chopping block! The metal handles allow for easy serving or transporting around the kitchen

Maple Round Chopping Block with Metal Handles 3 Thick (Handle Boards)

Easy on the eye, easy on the knife - Boos Block End Grain Island Tops are made up of many little squares of wood, cut and stood on end. This unique

3 Thick - End Grain Maple Kitchen Countertops 42 Wide

• Wood Species: Maple, • Lamination: End-grain, • Edge Type: Radius Top and Bottom, • Finish: Rubbed Oil, • Non-reversible, • Individually

Maple End Grain Chopping Blocks 3½” Thick

Maple Cutting Boards 3” Thick - Wood Welded West

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Difference Between Face-Grain, Edge-Grain and End-Grain Cutting Boards

Maple Edge Grain Butcher Block Cutting Board

Chicago Butcher Block - Established 1964

Lamination Methods - Wood Welded West