Gorgeous cutting board...but who makes it?

[Shimmer]

Anyone have any insight?

[Eamon Burke]

Looks to me like a hobbyist or some other variety of woodworker made it as a side project. The different wood types are a little aesthetically overwhelming for someone who makes cutting boards exclusively.

[rancho]

is there an option to buy it pre-soaked in animal urine? if so, i would be interested

[Darkhoek]

is there an option to buy it pre-soaked in animal urine? if so, i would be interested

"Can be delivered in a wide range of animal urins and other bodily fluids at the customers discretion"

DarkHOeK

[Pensacola Tiger]

is there an option to buy it pre-soaked in animal urine? if so, i would be interested

Kopi luwak, (coffee beans that have been eaten and excreted by the Asian palm civet), sells for $350 a pound, so you may have something here. Perhaps the urine of the Australian opossum affects the wood of a cutting board giving it extraordinary properties. Have you checked edge retention on your board now?

[Lefty]

Now imagine the opossum drank kopi luwak coffee right before pissing on your board?
You could sell the thing for $750 AT LEAST!

[goodchef1]

Nice board, I don't know about the animal urine though, maybe would work as mizu on some of the knives on here.

[Lefty]

I'd like to point out that I'm not knocking the board AT ALL! It really is amazing work!

[StephanFowler]

is it just me or does that board look REALLY thin

(color patterns aren't my cup o' tea either)

[Lefty]

It does look really thin. Maybe it's just the picture....