I like the America's Test Kitchen reviews. This one has a lot of good information on cutting boards, good information for knife sharpeners. Here is a link:
https://youtu.be/kd4vNcTvWnE
Ken
Thanks for the video link, Ken. I was surprised that the long-held opinion that end grain boards were preferred was debunked in the video. I made one of those many years ago but retired it because of concerns about some joints opening that could trap food particles. About 15 years ago I made a flat grain board out of 3/4" maple from Home Depot and it is still serving us well. It's light enough to take to the sink for cleaning. I very rarely oil it though.
Interesting video with some good practical information. I wish they would have included the soft Japanese board and polycarbonite boards as well. Here is what I use under my boards to prevent any slippage.Especially needed with the plastic ones.
https://www.target.com/p/con-tact-brand-174-grip-premium-153-non-adhesive-shelf-liner-thick-grip-white-18-x-8/-/A-13052241
Good comments.
Ken