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Mosaic Handmade End-Grain Chopping Board

Rating is 5.0 out of five stars based on 1 review
$170.00Price
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Handmade not Mass Made

 

This is a one-off geometric mosaic board put together in my Southern Highlands 

workshop. It’s made by precisely fitting American Walnut and White Oak end-grain blocks to create a pattern that stands out on any bench-top.

 

Why I build them this way:

 

•           End-grain is better for your knives: Instead of cutting across the wood grain, 

your knife edge goes between the fibres. It keeps your blades sharper for much longer and stops the board from getting deep, ugly scars.

 

•           Built to last: I use Titebond III glue because it’s the gold standard for food 

safety and water resistance. It’s a solid, heavy board (3.4cm thick) that won’t slide around while you’re working.

 

•           Natural Finish: I’ve finished this with food-grade mineral oil and a local 

beeswax polish. No stains or chemicals—just the natural colour of the timber.

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The Details:

•           Timber: Walnut (dark) and Oak (light).

•           Care: I’ll include a care sheet, so you know how to keep the timber 

looking good for years.

 

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
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1 review

  • Murray Jones2 days ago
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
    Custom made to my exact needs

    I specifically wanted a black walnut and cherry board in a mosaic pattern to use with my Japanese knives. Simon was great to deal with and kept me in the loop every step of the way. Not only does the board look spectacular, it has been made with great skill and attention to detail. It was very affordable considering the quality, included postage and some wax to protect the board. Above all, the sound my knives make when cutting on the board proves it is the real deal. Truly impressed!

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