Unusual Cutting Board Art – BBQ Lovers – Tailgating Style – Pitmaster – Star Wars – BBQ Art – Grill – Housewarming – Tauntaun – Smokers

Bamboo cutting board beautifully laser engraved with a Butcher theme includes a handy diagram of Pork, Beef, Chicken, Tauntaun and T-Rex (Yes, Tauntaun and T-Rex – you say your local butcher hasn’t got Tauntaun or T-Rex meat on hand??? Maybe time to find a new butcher shop) cuts with a classic, playful look… perfect for the BBQ fan in your life!

We’re happy to create something completely different for you, just click on “request a custom listing” and write a description of the design that you would like engraved onto the board in the special instructions section. If you have a specific image in mind let us know and we will work with you to create a one-of-a-kind piece just for you.

Cutting boards make great personalized housewarming, wedding, birthday, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, family, hostess or any other possible occasion gift you can think of.

Bamboo Cutting Board Care and Maintenance;

– Wash wooden boards with a bit of soap, rinse in hot water, wipe clean, and allow to dry upright. For board maintenance: every few weeks apply a small amount of mineral oil or beeswax, rubbing with a lint-free cloth in the direction of the wood grain. (Walnut oil, almond oil, and pure tung oil are good alternatives, but stay away from olive or vegetable oils, as they turn rancid quickly.) Reapply until the wood stops absorbing the oil. Wipe off excess and dry board overnight.

Product Specs
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• Size: Approximately 14 in. x 12 in. (T-Rex and Tauntaun are larger)
• May or may not have juice groove routed in (certain styles do not lend well to this addition). Cutting board depicted may change due to supply.
• Wood Material: Bamboo, Hardwoods
• Hand Wash Recommended (Not Dishwasher Safe)
• Engraved on the “Business Side” of the cutting board (juice groove side, if applicable) unless requested otherwise.
• Laser Engraved: The design is burned into the wood. Please bear in mind that all wood (even two cuts from the same log) will burn differently with varying depths and color of the burn, due to grain, knots, and other natural issues.