Cherry Copper and Ebony Trivet/Cutting Board #2 pine having its own gorgeous pattern

having its own gorgeous pattern and markings

and approximately 3/4" deep

hand-hewing large beams was a technique favored by many American craftsmen to frame out barns and buildings: structures that have stood the test of time and borne patiently the worst of summer's blistering heat and New England's unkind winters

I rough out all of my trenchers by hand with an adze

I use exactly the same tools and techniques as 17th- and 18th-century Maine craftsmen to create classic beams and mantels: timbers that will transform your family's favorite space into a showcase for generations to come

Cherry Copper and Ebony Trivet/Cutting Board #2 pine having its own gorgeous patternEpoxy resin allows woodworkers to turn odd bits of wood into functional art. Resin is food safe and this board can be used as a cutting board, charcuterie board, or serving tray. Dimensions: 6. 75"x13. 75"x. 75". Resin costs between $50 $100 or more per gallon, making these boards expensive to produce. But worth it.