Frequently Ask Questions

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• Live edge or living edge means that one or more of the edges is left with a natural contour. In other words, not squared up to 90 degrees.

A glue up means there are more then 2 pieces of wood glued together (usually in lengthwise dimension) to make your board. It can be the same wood, or woods that add a variety of color and texture.

These are three different ways to glue up boards.

1. Face grain. Basically boards laid flat as if you would place the “width” flat on the counter. Your gluing face is the edge.
2. Edge grain. You rotate the 90 degrees and glue the faces together so the edge is the cutting surface
3. End grain. The end grain is turning a piece of wood, so the most porous part; the end, is your cutting edge.

There are several schools of thoughts on this. All have pros and cons and different beauties. Some say the end grain is the best for keeping knives sharp.

Rounded over is just as it sounds. We use a 1/8” or ¼” rounding over and a chamfer is a 45 degree cut running across the edge.

At David Lamb Woodworx our goal is to make you happy.

Sometimes we fall short of that and it may be in our control (a production error) or it may be outside of our control (such as an incorrect item was ordered)

We will do everything within our power to make the situation “right” up to shipping you a new board.

Our goal is to uplift you.

Contact us via email and we will start the process.

We will warranty any product that is damaged during transit, defective products, Custom orders not cut to proper dimensions and custom cutting boards with incorrect edges or corners.

All our cutting boards are finished with a food grade mineral oil for safety, and some with a food safe polishing wax.

For standard farmhouse, we paint the bases in a white satin finish paint and stain the tops in a natural finish, light brown or cocoa brown stain from General Finishes, and then a clear polyurethane in satin. Our hardwood furniture is stained with much the same, but a more durable 5 coat finishing is applied.

Call us and we will talk about it !

He would chuck, he would, as much as he could, and chuck as much wood as a woodchuck would if a woodchuck could chuck wood.