The Last Cutting Board
You’ll Ever Need
Self-Healing Construction
Vertical wood fibers yield under knife impact and spring back, absorbing cut marks to keep the board smooth.
Saves & Preserves Blade Edges
Far gentler on blades than plastic or flat-grain boards, keeping your knives sharper for longer.
Heirloom Durability
Thicker and sturdier than standard boards, end-grain resists warping and splitting for a lifetime of daily use.
Renewable & Refinishable
Easily sanded down and re-oiled over time to restore the surface to brand-new condition year after year.
Framed in walnut
Maple at the heart, walnut at the edge
Know your wood
Three domestic hardwoods, chosen for the job
Hardness is measured on the Janka scale: the force needed to press a steel ball halfway into the wood. Hard enough to last, gentle enough on your knives.
| Wood | Janka hardness | Character |
|---|---|---|
Hard MapleThis board
|
1450 lbf | The hardest of our woods. Very small pores help keep moisture and food out. |
Black WalnutThis board
|
1010 lbf | Rich, dark brown heartwood. Like all three, durable and kind to knife edges. |
Black Cherry
|
950 lbf | Our softest wood, still hard and durable. Darkens from pinkish brown to a deep reddish brown with light. |

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