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Is Bevel & Bond Made in USA?

Last checked Oct 10, 2026 · 1 verified product · see the evidence

Yes — Made in USA

Bevel & Bond manufactures its products in the United States — specifically in Hubbard, OR. Sources: the brand's own website and 1 Amazon listing that states US origin. Each is quoted and dated below.

American Score

80%

Average American Score across 1 verified product — scores ≥70% are shown on this site.

Manufacturing Details

Made in
Hubbard, OR
Headquarters
Hubbard, OR

How we verified Bevel & Bond

Most recent check: Oct 10, 2026

  1. From the brand's website

    US-manufacturing statement found on bevelandbond.com · checked Oct 10, 2026

  2. Amazon listings

    We read the live Amazon listing for 1 of the 1 Bevel & Bond product on this page (most recently Oct 10, 2026). It states US origin on the listing itself:

  3. Company history

    “"We're James and Jeff." / "Built in Hubbard, Oregon, from North American hard maple." Founders James Taylor and Jeff Deveau confirmed; no founding year claimed by either source.”

    bevelandbond.com · checked Sep 20, 2026

  4. Ongoing monitoring

    We scan news for factory closures, offshoring and ownership changes. Last scan Sep 20, 2026: no change found.

These checks are run by our software on a schedule: brand websites are re-read about every three weeks, Amazon listings weekly, and news is scanned monthly. Every flag is checked against its original source before anything on this page changes. How the American Score works.

About Bevel & Bond

Bevel & Bond makes one product: a 1.75-inch end-grain cutting board of North American hard maple, cut, glued up and hand-finished by a wood shop in Hubbard, Oregon.

Heritage & History

Bevel & Bond is a young, founder-led brand started by James Taylor and Jeff Deveau, who met while living in Asia and kept trading the same complaint: things bought online as 'premium' rarely arrived that way. Their answer was to make a single cutting board properly rather than a catalogue of compromises, and to put their own names on the support inbox.

The division of labour is simple. Jeff runs the shop side (the wood coming in, the boards going out, and warranty claims), while James writes the brand's journal on wood species, grain construction and board care. Every board carries a five-year warranty against glue-line separation, delamination and other manufacturing defects, which is long for a wooden kitchen tool.

Made in Hubbard, Oregon

The boards are built by a wood shop in Hubbard, a small Willamette Valley town south of Portland. Each one starts as select North American hard maple (Acer saccharum), a dense, closed-grain wood with a Janka hardness of about 1,450 lbf. The maple is cut into end-grain blocks and glued up with food-safe adhesives into a 17 x 13 inch board 1.75 inches thick and weighing about 10 pounds. It is then precision-flattened, hand-sanded, and conditioned with food-grade mineral oil before shipping from Oregon.

The end-grain construction is the point: a knife edge passes between the wood fibres rather than across them, so the surface scars less and blades stay sharp longer. The brand also sells a Board Balm conditioner, but it makes no made-in-USA claim for that product, so only the maple board is listed here.

American-Made Bevel & Bond Products

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Bevel & Bond made in the USA?

Yes. Bevel & Bond is made in the United States, manufactured in Hubbard, OR.

Where is Bevel & Bond made?

Bevel & Bond is made in Hubbard, OR. The company is headquartered in Hubbard, OR.

Which Bevel & Bond products are made in the USA?

We carry 1 verified American-made Bevel & Bond product across Home & Kitchen. Every listing links directly to a trusted online store with verified manufacturing evidence.

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