Our Workshop Process

Every board is handcrafted in our workshop using a deliberate, step-by-step process that balances craftsmanship, precision, and durability. From raw timber selection to final finish, each stage ensures the board looks great, performs well, and lasts for years.

Stack of wooden planks with measurements on a concrete floor

Select and mill timbers.

Carefully chosen hardwoods are milled to accurate starting dimensions.

Arrange timbers.

Boards are milled square and dry-laid to achieve the best grain flow, colour balance, and visual impact.

Wooden panel clamped in a woodworking machine with a workshop background

Glue and clamp. (24 hours)

Timbers are bonded using Titebond Type III waterproof glue and clamped for a full cure.

Person working with wood in a workshop

Plane and sand to thickness.

The blank is flattened and brought to the required thickness.

Cut to finished size.

The board is trimmed to its final dimensions.

Router on a workbench with a workshop background

Cut juice groove and tray slot. (if applicable)

Using precision jigs, juice grooves and tray slots are routed cleanly and consistently.

Woodworking tool on a table saw with a wooden plank

Cut corner radius.

Corners are shaped on the router table for comfort and durability.

Progressive sanding. (80–180 grit)

Initial sanding removes tool marks and refines the surface.

Wooden cutting boards on a table with a workshop background

Edge round-over.

Edges are softened with a routed round-over for a comfortable feel.

Person using a Milwaukee sander on a wooden surface

Final sanding. (240 grit)

A smooth, even finish prepares the board for oiling.

Wooden surface with a Laser engraver

Laser engraving. (if applicable)

Logos, names, or messages are engraved with precision.

Oil finish.

Multiple coats of food-grade oil are applied for protection and longevity.

Install feet and tray. (if required)

Non-slip feet and juice trays are fitted where specified.

Wooden cutting board with gift tag

Wrap and ship.

Once fully cured, the board is carefully wrapped and shipped to its new home.