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[Laser cut and engrave] Laser Engraved Wooden Cutting Board with Natural Grain — Project made with xTool M1 Ultra machine for Laser cut and engrave.

🌽🔥 Corn to Be Wild – Because Cutting Boards Have Feelings Too

Cutting Board Contest

Instruction

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Application scenario

Laser processing (5min)

Machine & module

xTool M1 Ultra

20W

Compatibles · 13

Material used

Walnut Cutting Board

Information

      Cutting boards have a reputation.
They’re often seen as the place for meat — heavy, serious, and a bit intimidating. But cooking isn’t just about steaks and knives. It’s about joy, creativity, and the simple pleasure of chopping vegetables while something good is simmering on the stove.

“Corn to Be Wild” was created as a small reminder that plant-based cooking deserves just as much love, humor, and personality.
This engraving celebrates vegetables, home cooking, and the fact that a cutting board can make you smile before you even start cooking.

To keep things flexible, I’ve included several additional SVG designs, so you can choose the mood that fits your kitchen best.

wooden kitchen accessory

functional kitchenware

vegetarian

Instruction

Step1: Pick your vibe 🌽

Choose the “Corn to Be Wild” design or one of the included vegetarian-themed SVGs.
Each design brings a slightly different mood — from playful to subtle — but all of them celebrate plant-based cooking.

Step2: Get the board ready

Import the SVG into your laser software.
Adjust the size to fit your board nicely. (A good starting point is 40–80 mm, depending on the board.)
Leave some breathing room at the edges — the design should feel relaxed, not cramped.

Step3: Position with care

Place the cutting board flat on the laser bed
Make sure it lies stable and doesn’t rock.
Use camera preview or visual alignment to place the design exactly where it feels right.