charcuterie board

[dhg]

Anyone ever make one? Have some leftover wood and time on my hands. Have a plan of sorts, but figured I'd reach out. Pretty sure the wood is maple. Got it from a guy that lives by Lewiston that owns a sawmill. 

 

Thanks.  Go Bills

[US Egg]

Nice to see someone wanting to craft something they could just buy with a tap of their finger….

…..with that, I got nothing.

[rusty shackleford]

I’ve made charcuterie boards in the sense of cutting up assorted meats, cheeses, and olives and displaying them on a serving dish. I also did some high school wood shop projects to made decorative cutting boards, but I’ve never combined the two.

[BringBackFergy]

3 hours ago, dhg said:

Anyone ever make one? Have some leftover wood and time on my hands. Have a plan of sorts, but figured I'd reach out. Pretty sure the wood is maple. Got it from a guy that lives by Lewiston that owns a sawmill. 

 

Thanks.  Go Bills

You’ll need a jointer, planer, clamps, wood glue, orbital sander (80, 120 and 220 grit discs), food grade oil. I’d suggest finding some pieces of cherry or oak to give it some character/color. 

[Miyagi-Do Karate]

3 hours ago, dhg said:

Anyone ever make one? Have some leftover wood and time on my hands. Have a plan of sorts, but figured I'd reach out. Pretty sure the wood is maple. Got it from a guy that lives by Lewiston that owns a sawmill. 

 

Thanks.  Go Bills

my FIL is a great wood maker, and i love doing charcuteries. Now I know what we are asking him to make us for Christmas! 

[Fleezoid]

I usually make mine with meats, cheeses, and fruit. Although maple might make for a nice, sweet addition.