Walnut, Cherry, Maple cutting board - Camila Ramirez-Iglesias - Design Tech

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  • What is your project?

Wooden cutting board

  • How did you make it?

Emma and I picked a pattern that we liked and cut the wood into different sizes and glued it together

  • What do you like most about your project?

It was fun getting to use new machines in the tinkeria

  • What was challenging about this project?

Figuring out what we wanted our cutting board to look like

  • What would you change about the project if you did it again?

Nothing

  • What is your plan for it now that it's done?

Use it in my kitchen





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