Sample Club: Cutting Boards and Serving Utencils

Materials:

• Cutting boards can be purchase at any store or specialty kitchen store
• glass marbleized cutting board is from Harriet Carters
• marble cutting board set is from CHEF'S
• wooden bread cutting board is from Target
• Serving and cutting Stainless Steel items can also be found at any store or specialty kitchen store - we bought ours from Target
• CerMark

Files: Right click the file below and choose "Save target as." Open the file in CorelDraw 8 or later.

Open the file "glass_cb.cdr." You will see the images set up for a 15.5" x 12" glass cutting board. We etched the file on a 45 watt Epilog Mini, using 45% speed and 100% power.

Open the file "bread cb.cdr." You will see the images set up for a 9" x 15" glass cutting board. We etched the file on a 45 watt Epilog Mini, using 45% speed and 100% power.

Open the file "wine and cheese cb.cdr." You will see the images set up for a 15" x 9" slab of marble (as seen in the middle section of the top cutting board in Figure C).

The wooden cheese cutting board shown in Figure C came as part of the the green marble wine and cheese cutting board set.

We etched both on a 45 watt Epilog Mini, using 40% speed and 100% power for the marble green cutting board and 45% speed and 100% power for the wood cutting board.

Open the file "utensils.cdr." The file is currently set up for a 7" x 1.5" knife, but you can change the page size to fit the size of the utensil you are marking. First use the CerMark to coat the tip of the utensil where you will be marking. The utensils were marked on a 45 watt Epilog Mini using the settings 2% speed and 100% power.

*You may want to use masking tape to help hold the utensils in place while you are marking onto them.