“The River Catcher” Cutting Board

Our Brand New “Holy Pinstripe” Series is a new style of board that we started: a mostly monochromatic style board with one section that is centered or off-centered, with a few different wood types in it. The boards also come with a juice groove and are treated to be food-safe through a special heat-treated wax process. This heat-treated wax process allows for a thick type of food-grade wax to penetrate the pores of the wood and protect it against water and food. This will not protect it from dishwashers, and you must reapply wax or send it back to us using our refinishing service, but it will help it last for generations to come.

Our “River Catcher” Board is a variation of the series, with the same overall design, but with an added Juice Groove and Juice Well for all of the juice to go when you use it. This board has been updated with wood types for 2022, and will be updated annually with new features!

This particular board is 13.5″ x 18″ x 1.25″ in size. Crafted from Ash, Purple Heart and Walnut; all premium exotic and domestic hardwoods

Wood Cutting Boards are very much better than plastic, and according to the Food and Nutrition Organization; “Wood is a more durable material, it is a common choice for cutting boards — but not all wood is created equal. Harder woods such as maple, teak and acacia are less prone to damage from knives and absorb less water than softer woods such as cypress.”

We HIGHLY recommend adding a Maintenance Kit with your board purchase! It will include all the materials, and comprehensive directions on how to care for your board. We also offer a Professional Cutting Board Refinishing Service if you choose that. Please note: Cutting Boards should be re-oiled, and waxed at least EVERY 2 months, and they should NEVER be put in the dishwasher. Warranty claims for boards that are placed in a dishwasher will be rejected. Planeta Woodworking reserves the right to reject any board for refinishing or replacing under warranty if any terms, conditions, or directions are not followed correctly.