Finishing Process Food Safe Wooden Charcuterie Boards and Cutting boards

  1. Sanded to 180 grit
  2. Saturated with mineral oil
  3. Waxed with a mixture of Carnauba and beeswax

With over three years of experience in woodworking, I specialize in crafting a variety of wood products. During this time, I have continually expanded my wood shop and honed my skills. I take pride in creating unique pieces, exploring innovative joinery techniques, and experimenting with intricate handle and resin designs to push the boundaries of my craft.

40+

Projects Completed

I have completed a variety of projects, ranging from coffee tables to picture frames, I crafted each with meticulous attention to quality.

My story

My interest in woodworking started during my first year at a sleep away camp when I was ten. After that experience me and my dad decided to start a small wood shop in our garage. Soon after, I grew passionate about woodworking and started selling my work at around 11.

3+

Years of Experience

Having three years of experience and dedicating countless hours to the craft, I have had the opportunity to develop and diversify my skill set.

What I make

01

Wooden Cutting Boards

I make end grain and straight grain cutting boards that are built to be aesthetic as well as functional and durable.

02

Wooden Charcuterie Boards

The charcuterie boards sold here are made to be visually pleasing. Thus, they are the ultimate display piece for an assortment of cheeses and snacks.

03

Handmade Wooden Furniture

The furniture I make is built with quality in mind while also being elegant and maintaining functionality.

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The two main types of cutting boards:

  • End-Grain
    • Reduced wear on knifes edge
    • More durable
    • More expensive
    • Best for heavy chopping
  • Straight-Grain
    • More affordable
    • Best for lighter use
    • Easier to Maintain