I was commissioned to engrave some Bamboo Cheese Boards, for a local real estate company. I thought they turned out great. Simple logo, easy engrave- around 5 minutes per board. These boards can be purchased on Amazon for anyone from $3-$5 each, depending on the quantity. They come in bags. I had to wipe them down after I engraved because there was a little bit of yellow residue. I used 1000/80/135 lines per cm.
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Awesome results! They should be quite pleased! 
(It needs to be relocated into the Beyond the Manual section though if you want to leave that settings information in it. Do want to edit that out or do you want me to shift it there for you?) 
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That’s a lovely engrave. I’m glad you have found a profitable item to produce.
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Great looking engrave. Thanks for link.
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Thanks Jules! I think it might have already been moved.
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Thanks for the tip! Always looking for cheap cutting boards for quick projects.
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Good link, thanks.
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They turned out beautifully!
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They look great! I see that they’re 0.4" thick, so you can use crumb tray. Am I correct? Also, what do you wipe them down with? Thanks!
I just wiped them down with a damp paper towel after engraving them. There is a little bit of a yellow gunk that comes up when wiping. It has been a while since I’ve engraved these, but I am pretty sure I had the crumb tray in when I did them.
This is amazing! Cutting boards are one of the reasons I purchased my GF. Just finished setting it up yesterday and already overwhelmed with where to start!
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The best first place is the Your First Prints section of support.glowforge.com - there is a wealth of information there that will make clear both the 
terminology, and the basics of designing with Inkscape (if you’re using a different program there are tutorials in the Tips and Tricks section of this community).
Have fun 
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Thank you! I just posted a photo coaster I made.
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