In my larger tested review of the best wooden cutting boards, The Boardsmith Maple End-Grain Cutting Board earned the distinction of best upgrade pick. Ahead, learn more about the distinguished ...

For cutting boards, maple is considered the industry standard ... which is lower-maintenance and longer-lasting than end-grain chopping blocks. Measuring 1.5 inches thick, it’s also less ...

Though oak is pretty, go with maple (the industry standard), which is championed ... I would not recommend you spend the money on an end-grain board. Buy a cheap plastic cutting surface (I like the ...

We have new wood board picks, including the Jones Cutting Board LLC 20x14x1.5 Inch Maple End Grain Cutting Board and the The Boardsmith Maple End Grain Butcher Cutting Board. A beautiful wood ...

Between those qualities and the board just genuinely being of high-quality edge-grain maple, there's a lot to love. End-grain cutting boards tend to be expensive. This is the main drawback.

This is a custom end grain cutting board that I built using maple, walnut & cherry hardwood. It’s an intricate board to put together with a lot of steps along the way but the end result is ...

Cutting boards are a dime a dozen ... a two-inch thick slab of beautifully crafted and sustainably harvested maple end grain blocks that practically gleams. We love this board, which has just ...

Artisan Revere, the Brooklyn company whose knives are made in Idaho, has introduced end-grain cutting boards in walnut, maple or cherry. End grain is said to be the least damaging to knife edges.

I walk you through my process of how I built this massive end grain cutting board out of 2" thick maple & walnut. A couple hiccups along the way, but the finished board turned out great!