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If you love to cook, plan to entertain over the holidays, and want to buy an heirloom quality gift for the cook(s) in your life, then a high quality maple end grain cutting board may just be what you are looking for. I have several high quality maple cutting boards that I have used for years, but none that I love more than the Bevel & Bond End-Grain Maple Cutting Board. With proper care, this is the cutting board to pass down from generation to generation. It is handmade in the USA, in Oregon, and it is the height of quality workmanship, and they use the highest quality maple.
This board is 1.75 inches thick, it weighs over 10 pounds and its end-grain construction assures you of its durability. It has a well to capture juices, handles on either side– for easy carrying– and it has practical non-slip feet. The feet not only prevent the cutting board from slipping around, but they also protect your counters, and they prevent any liquid from the food pooling between your board and counter tops.
Furthermore, this heirloom quality maple end-grain cutting board is a thing of beauty, a true work of art. I never thought that I would love a cutting board more than my John Boos cutting board, but there is simply no comparison between them. This one isn't just the highest quality imaginable, but it is practical, user friendly and a true joy to use. My big John Boos Maple Cutting board is not end-grain, it doesn't have a well to collect liquids, it doesn't have handles on the sides, and it doesn't have feet. Don't get me wrong, my John Boos cutting board is amazing, but this Bevel & Bond cutting board takes maple cutting boards to the next level.
According to Bevel & Bond,Every maple end grain cutting board we make starts as select US-grown hard maple. That makes it a true hard maple cutting board, built with the end grain facing up.
At 1.75 inches thick and over 10 pounds, it sits still while you work, feels balanced under a chef's knife, and looks the part on a kitchen counter or a Sunday spread. Made in Oregon, USA, built to age well, and backed by a 5-year limited warranty against manufacturing defects. If you call it a maple end grain chopping board, a small butcher block, or simply the board you reach for every day, it is the same construction that lives at professional butchery stations.
The species is the part most listings leave out. This board is US-grown hard maple, Acer saccharum, the sugar maple. Soft maple is a different and less dense wood that often gets sold as plain “maple,” so we name ours. Hard maple measures roughly 1,450 lbf on the Janka scale, which lands it in a useful middle ground: hard enough to resist knife marks, soft enough to spare your edge. Its grain is closed and tight, with fewer open pores than oak or ash.
Construction carries the rest. Each block is cut on the end and joined in a double glue-up with food-safe PVA glue, then finished at 17 x 13 x 1.75 inches and over 10 pounds. That mass keeps the board still while you work, and the vertical fibers meet the blade end-on rather than across the grain.

Key Features & Claims:
- End-Grain Maple Construction: Knife-friendly surface that reduces blade wear and promotes long-term durability.
- Extra-Thick Butcher Block Design: Substantial weight and balance for secure, professional-level prep.
- Generous Working Size: 17" × 13" × 1.75″ thick, and the surface provides ample space for slicing, chopping, and serving.
- Precision Juice Groove: Captures liquids from meats, fruits, and vegetables while preserving cutting space.
- Non-Slip Feet: Keeps the board firmly in place and helps protect your countertops.
- Hand-Finished in Oregon, USA: Crafted, inspected, and conditioned for lasting performance and beauty.
- Premium Gift Box Included: Ready for gifting or raised storage straight out of the box.
- Side Handles: Two handholds make a heavy board easy to lift, carry and serve from.
- US-grown hard maple. Backed by a 5-year limited warranty against manufacturing defects.
Non-Slip Feet: Keeps the board firmly in place and helps protect your countertops.
Bevel & Bond Board Balm ($19.95 for 6 oz. from Bevel & Bond): Made of just two ingredients– 80% food-grade mineral oil + 20% natural beeswax– this balm perfectly conditions the board. It is quite concentrated, so start out with a little and add more as needed.According to Bevel & Bond,
Bevel & Bond Board Balm is a cutting board conditioner and wax made with just two ingredients: 80% food-grade mineral oil and 20% natural beeswax. Use it to refresh dry wooden cutting boards, butcher blocks, wood countertops, utensils and other compatible unfinished or oil-finished hardwood kitchen surfaces.
Balm Ingredients: 80% food-grade mineral oil + 20% natural beeswax. Made in PRC.
Directions: Clean the board with warm water and mild soap. Let it drive completely. Apply a small amount of balm using a clean, dry cloth or applicator pad. Rub evenly in the direction of the grain, covering the entire surface. Let absorb for several hours or overnight. Buff off any excess with a dry cloth. Reapply monthly or as needed to maintain protection.Overall Assessment: This cutting board is a pure joy to use, and it will last for generations if you take care of it. If you need a cutting board to upgrade your kitchen, to entertain during the holidays, or for a cook on your gift list, then this Bevel & Bond End-Grain Maple Cutting Board is just what you are looking for! A+
$139.99, free U.S. shipping on every board, usually delivered 2–3 business days after it ships. In the box: a black magnetic gift box; a full 6 oz tin of Board Balm conditioner is $19.95. from Bevel & Bond (Unaffiliated Links). Press Sample. All views expressed are categorically my own.
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