Cutting Boards

Hardwood cutting boards that vary in size, style, and wood species, finished with Oro Woodshop's own natural Board Wax. Many are made from offcuts of larger projects, good wood that would otherwise go to waste. Grain patterns come from specific cuts, and some boards have been cut 3 or 4 times to get there. Cutting boards were some of the first pieces Oro ever made, and they're still at the heart of the shop!

Cutting boards arranged on a cork-topped table at a market.
A grid of end-grain boards with an Oro Woodshop label.
A striped hardwood serving board photographed indoors.
A cutting board with a brick-pattern end-grain inlay.
An Oro Woodshop market display of cutting boards with stickers.
A tin of Oro's own board wax resting on a striped hardwood cutting board.
A walnut cutting board held up beside a fig tree.
Oro Woodshop's market booth display of cutting boards.
A cutting board resting on plywood in a yard.
An end-grain cutting block backlit by the sun.
An Oro Woodshop craft-fair booth with cutting boards and mirrors.
A walnut and cherry cutting board held up against a blue sky.
A striped cutting board held up against the grass.
A maple and walnut cutting board against a white wall.
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