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  • Maple End Grain Cutting Board by The Boardsmith with a durable, handcrafted wood grain design.
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  • Handcrafted Maple End Grain Butcher Block from The Boardsmith with intricate wood grain detail.
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  • Maple End Grain Butcher Block from The Boardsmith highlighting its thick, durable construction.
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  • Maple End Grain Butcher Block by The Boardsmith featuring a polished surface and thick design.
  • Handcrafted Maple End Grain Cutting Board by The Boardsmith showcasing detailed wood craftsmanship.
  • Close-up of the Maple End Grain Cutting Board by The Boardsmith highlighting intricate wood patterns.
  • Maple End Grain Butcher Block by The Boardsmith, featuring a durable, handcrafted wood design.
  • Handcrafted Maple End Grain Butcher Block by The Boardsmith showcasing smooth, detailed craftsmanship.
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Maple End Grain Cutting Board

Maple End Grain Cutting Board

$230.00 USD
$230.00 USD
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Feet are installed by default because they REALLY help with butcher block stability and longevity. Unless the user is 5’3” (1.6m) or shorter, we highly recommend them on your block. Learn more in our FAQ.

Feet are installed by default because they REALLY help with butcher block stability and longevity. Unless the user is 5’3” (1.6m) or shorter, we highly recommend them on your block. Learn more in our FAQ.

Known for its lasting strength and durability, maple has long been the traditional wood used for cutting boards and butcher's blocks. We use sustainably harvested (certified FSC) premium-grade maple for these beautiful blonde colored end grain cutting boards.

Prior to shipping, each maple end grain butcher block is sanded smooth, given a soak in our pharmacy grade mineral oil tank for 30+ minutes, allowed to dry overnight, and then buffed with Cutting Board Butter.

Built to be beautiful. Built to last.

Average weights of each end grain butcher block/cutting board (after oiling) are:

12 X 18, 9-10 lbs
16 X 22, 18-19 lbs
18 X 24, 23-24 lbs

Our standard maple end grain cutting boards are 2" thick. Cutting board feet add an additional 3/4" and are highly recommended unless the user is under 5'3" (160cm) in height.

*Photos are for demonstration only. Yours will look unique due to the variations in natural wood.

All boards are made to order and take 2-3 weeks to fabricate.

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Randy Jardine
Nice

Nice and solid

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Jim Mann
Great value

Even though we paid more for our Boardsmith cutting board than ever imagined, we have enjoyed it more than could have been imagined as well. Besides making the best cutting board we have encountered they provided instructions on how we can keep our board in prime condition going forward. We are enjoying our investment.

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Ryan Filler
22” Maple End Grain

Truly, perfect, don’t think I’ve ever seen a nicer piece of wood. Totally flat. Extremely smooth. Incredibly minimal glue seams. Exceptional craftsmanship!

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Darlene St George
Beautiful cutting board!

I love this cutting board, it is not only beautiful, but I love that it is a healthier alternative to the plastic boards that I've had. I couldn't be happier with this purchase. I plan to take good care of it and have it for the remainder of my life and possibly pass it on. 😊

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Bill Ryan
Maple boards

I ordered a 12x18 board and a smaller 9x12 board in maple. The small board was perfect. The large board had multiple dark dot-like imperfections running through it. It looked like the “seconds” boards that were on sale recently. I expected the board to look nicer than the “seconds” boards, as I paid full price. I decided to keep the board anyway, because I know it’s solid and will work just fine.

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