Wood Cutting Boarda Creation Story by Clark Wood Creations

Hi,

I've updated the sketch to include the dimensions of your cutting board. I will be picking up the material this weekend and will post more photos of the progress.

Let me know if you have any questions or concerns.

Thanks,
Lucas

I picked up the bubinga and maple this morning for your cutting board. I'll be starting it this week and will keep you updated with more photos of the process.

Lucas

Hi,

I was able to mill the lumber and glue up the cutting board this week. The first step was to mill the Bubinga to a consistent thickness and then rip many strips for the edge grain board. I also milled and cut a couple pieces of maple and a few very narrow pieces for the accent.

Lots of glue and many clamps are used to glue up the board. It always looks messy at this stage!!

Lucas

Once the board goes through the drum sander, it cleans up all the glue and burn marks. It's trim to size and then taken to be engraved. Here's a short clip of the engraving, total time was 23 minutes!

I can't wait to put a coat of oil on this one to see it come alive!!

• Trimming to Size
• Sanding
• Edge Grain Cutting board being laser engraved.

Hi,

I finished your cutting board this weekend and have attached a few photos. It's all sealed and ready to be packed and shipped.

The engraving turned out really well on the Bubinga!

Hope you like.

Thanks,
Lucas

Hi,

Your cutting board was packed and shipped on Feb 21. You should be receiving it shortly.

It was great working with you on this project.

Thanks,
Lucas