CKTG Maple End Grain Cutting Board Medium. This one is made exclusively for CKTG by a small family business named Jones Cutting Boards and uses high-quality maple wood that is an ideal cutting surface for your knives. This one is 2 inches thick which is thicker than his standard board. Measures 18" x 12" x 2".
This board ships directly from the manufacturer and will ship separately from other items in your order. Please allow 5-7 days for it to ship.
*Please note we're only shipping this item in the USA. Also, if you're in AK, HI, or PR, there will be an additional charge (about $20 to $30) to ship to you. We will contact you.
Ground shipping only.
This board ships directly from the manufacturer and will ship separately from other items in your order. Please allow 5-7 days for it to ship.
*Please note we're only shipping this item in the USA. Also, if you're in AK, HI, or PR, there will be an additional charge (about $20 to $30) to ship to you. We will contact you.
Ground shipping only.
Reviews
4 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) CK2G maple end grain medium board Best Cutting Board I've Ever Had! Oil and Seal Before Use! Great Set of MaplePosted By: Will - verified customer
2 people found this review helpful
This is a sturdy, beautiful set of maple blocks, oriented vertically to help protect your knives! However, because of its vertical grain, you MUST oil and prepare the block according to instructions (and perhaps seal with a mineral oil/beeswax mixture), BEFORE using. I didn't follow this advice, and I have one side that is very absorbent (I got it wet before oiling) and the other side that is just right! Well worth the investment in a hand-crafted block.
2 people found this review helpful
This is a sturdy, beautiful set of maple blocks, oriented vertically to help protect your knives! However, because of its vertical grain, you MUST oil and prepare the block according to instructions (and perhaps seal with a mineral oil/beeswax mixture), BEFORE using. I didn't follow this advice, and I have one side that is very absorbent (I got it wet before oiling) and the other side that is just right! Well worth the investment in a hand-crafted block.
