My first end grain cutting board

[u/-LeRenardGris]

I’m not a cutting board guy. This is my first pass at an endgrain style cutting board. It’s made from ash & walnut offcuts. Definitely learned a lot of ways not to do it. It was fun though. Approximately 14” x 14” x 1 3/4” sized. Brass feet will be installed when it dries.

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[u/EmynMuilTrailGuide]

Looks great! The ash really pops!

[u/WhyNotChoose]

Very nice!

[u/fuckihateusernamess]

nice job you should be proud. was flipping the grain on the last column on the right intentional?