Quality, large, no-frills wood cutting board

[Cksnffr]

I only use poly boards at work, so that's what I have at home. Well, someone gave me a Boos wooden board a while ago, but my wife ran it through the dishwasher and it delaminated.

Anyway my wife really wants a wooden one again and knows not to use the dishwasher. So I'm open to it, but I don't know what to get. I know I don't want anything extravagant, no silly "features" and the like.

I'd like it to be at least 24x18. What's the go-to choice for a board that will last without being fancy? Think MAC instead of Kato....

 

[McMan]

Boardsmith is the go to for endgrained. $280 for 18x24.
Otherwise, if you were looking for a cheaper option, you could always email boardsmith to see how much a edgegrain would run.
Wood Welded also sells cheap edgegrain. $90 for 18x24.
Both are made in USA.

 

[Reverend27]

I just bought one of these best deal I could find.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/223975650231

 

[Alder26]

Hinoki boards are fantastic and usually cheaper than the end grain boards. Simple clean appearance, super easy on knives, smell fantastic

 

[LostHighway]

Personally, I'd be a little cautious about boards simply labeled Acacia. Acacia is a huge (hundreds of species, not counting the two separate genera recently split off)) genus and their properties are all over the map, some too hard hard for cutting boards IMO.

 

[bahamaroot]

Boardsmith 100%

18 x 24 Maple