Jack’s American Flag Cutting Board

Viewer Project - By Jack Wilson from Herndon, VA
Added on May 24, 2014

One of my business partners wanted a large cutting board. I had made two or three of Marc’s standard design boards for different people at work, so I decided to see if I could come up with something a little different. I tried several different designs but nothing really seemed to be right. Then one day I was watching a foot ball game and they had stretched out an American Flag across the field and the idea was born!

I gave it to him and he loved it but says its too nice to use a knife on and that he only uses it as a serving board. So I guess, someday I will have to make him a standard board.

Editors Note: We were hesitant to post this project because we know many would interpret it as disrespectful to the American Flag. Because the board isn’t actually used for cutting, we felt it was OK to share it with our readers.

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