Maple wood in particular (which three of these five are) is known for its longevity and its color. I needed a cutting board that would last and look fantastic in my kitchen. So maple fit the bill.

Wood goes into a storage yard to dry out, typically requiring 4-6 months before a kiln finishes the process. From there, the Amasa mill turns the lumber into maple boards. Boards are then used to ...

This board is made from hinoki (a type of cypress) wood, which is softer than bamboo or maple and is therefore better for your knives. It’s double-sided, sustainably sourced (complete with ...

it can be overwhelming to decide on the best cutting board. What you want to opt for is a hardwood with a tight, closed-grain structure, like maple, walnut, or cherry wood. These woods all have ...

Upon reaching the right moisture level, wood is moved inside to a stacking shed and then a kiln to complete that drying-out process. From there, the Amasa mill turns the lumber into maple boards.

Upon reaching the right moisture level, wood is moved inside to a stacking shed and then a kiln to complete that drying-out process. From there, the Amasa mill turns the lumber into maple boards.