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Charcuterie Board Project Supplies
Building a charcuterie board, serving board, or small epoxy board? Use this page to find project-ready wood, epoxy, pigments, molds, handle templates, sanding supplies, finishes, and guides that help you choose the right supplies for your build.
What Type of Charcuterie Board Are You Making?
Start with the style of board you want to make, then choose the wood, epoxy, templates, and finishing supplies that fit the project.
Live Edge Charcuterie Board
Start with kiln-dried, flattened live edge wood for a natural serving board with character, grain, and organic shape.
Shop Live Edge Charcuterie Wood →Epoxy River Board
Use a pre-cut river set when you want wood pieces that are already sized for small epoxy pours, serving boards, and mold-based projects.
Shop DIY River Sets →Board With Routered Handles
Use handle templates to create cleaner, repeatable handle cutouts on serving boards, trays, and charcuterie boards.
Shop Handle Templates →Template-Shaped Board
Use a full board template when you want a consistent shape for charcuterie boards, serving boards, trays, or repeatable product runs.
Shop Full Board Templates →Charcuterie Board Supply Checklist
Use this checklist to move from a board idea to the right supplies without missing the main products most charcuterie board projects need.
Choose Your Board Wood
Start with live edge charcuterie stock, a serving board blank, or a DIY river set depending on the shape and style you want.
Shop Charcuterie Wood →Add Epoxy If Needed
For boards with cracks, knots, voids, or a river-style layout, choose epoxy and pigments that fit the depth and look of the pour.
Shop Resin + Epoxy →Choose Templates
Add handle templates or full board templates when you want cleaner routing, repeatable shapes, or a more polished serving board design.
Shop Templates + Accessories →Sand and Finish
Sand the board properly, then apply a finish suited for serving boards, charcuterie boards, or food-contact woodworking projects.
View Finishing Supplies →Shop the Main Charcuterie Board Supplies
These are the main product paths most customers need when planning a charcuterie board, serving board, or small epoxy board project.
Live Edge Charcuterie Wood
Browse project-ready live edge wood pieces for charcuterie boards, serving boards, gifts, and small woodworking projects.
Shop Charcuterie Wood →DIY River Sets
Shop pre-cut live edge wood sets for epoxy charcuterie boards, small river projects, and mold-based resin pours.
Shop DIY River Sets →Resin + Epoxy
Find casting resin, tabletop epoxy, and project-ready resin supplies for small pours, void fills, and epoxy serving boards.
Shop Resin + Epoxy →Epoxy Pigments
Add colour, shimmer, contrast, or special effects to epoxy pours with mica pigments for resin and woodworking projects.
Shop Beaver Dust Pigments →Handle Templates
Use acrylic handle templates to create clean, repeatable handle cutouts on charcuterie boards, trays, and serving boards.
Shop Handle Templates →Full Board Templates
Use full board templates when you want consistent shapes for serving boards, trays, and repeatable woodworking projects.
Shop Full Board Templates →Template Tape + Accessories
Find template tape, acrylic templates, and related accessories for cleaner routing and repeatable woodworking results.
Shop Template Tape →Sanding Supplies
Prepare the board surface before finish with sanding discs, sanding blocks, sponges, and finishing prep supplies.
Shop Sanding Supplies →Wood Finishes
Browse finishing options and guides for serving boards, wood and epoxy projects, furniture, and small woodworking builds.
View Finishing Supplies →Helpful Charcuterie Board Guides
Use these guides if you want help choosing molds, templates, finishing products, epoxy, or general woodworking supplies for a serving board project.
Best Molds for Charcuterie Boards
Learn what to look for in a charcuterie board mold and how mold choice affects resin serving board projects.
Read the Mold Guide →Epoxy + Resin Guides
Browse beginner-friendly epoxy guides covering deep pours, top coats, mixing, bubbles, yellowing, curing, and pigments.
View Epoxy Guides →How to Finish Wood + Epoxy
Learn about sanding, surface prep, and finishing products for projects that combine wood and epoxy.
Read the Finishing Guide →Woodworking + Epoxy Guide Hub
Start here for broader project education covering wood, epoxy, templates, finishing, hardware, and project planning.
View All Guides →Charcuterie Board Project FAQ
A few common questions customers ask when choosing supplies for charcuterie boards and serving board projects.
What is the easiest way to start a charcuterie board project?
The easiest starting point is usually a project-ready live edge charcuterie board blank. This gives you a natural board shape without needing to start from rough lumber.
When should I use epoxy on a charcuterie board?
Epoxy is useful when the board has cracks, knots, voids, or a river-style design. For a simple serving board, you may only need wood, sanding supplies, and finish.
Do I need a handle template?
You do not need a handle template for every board, but it helps create cleaner, repeatable handle shapes and makes the project look more polished.
Should I use a full board template?
A full board template is useful when you want a consistent shape or plan to make multiple boards with the same profile. For one-of-a-kind live edge boards, the natural shape may already be the main feature.
What finish should I use on a charcuterie board?
Use a finish suited for serving boards, charcuterie boards, or food-contact wood projects. The right choice depends on whether the board is decorative, used for serving, or regularly handled and washed.
Ready to Build Your Charcuterie Board?
Start with the wood, then add epoxy, pigments, templates, sanding supplies, and finishing products based on the style of board you want to make.
