Hello from Germany again, it has been very hot here (and now it's quite cold).  
I managed to source some cool wood (500+km trip), but it was worth it! I also upgraded my wood storage and now have enough wood to be very happy and I can build whatever I want :D 

I wanted to make something cool geometrically, so I made that pattern on second picture (not sure what it's called, but there are many variations of it, this is my variation), I think it went really well. Then I wanted do use some of the new wood to create both end grain and edge/face grain boards, depending on the wood. For example some of the wood had really nice face grain pattern, so I really had to make a board with it that would showcase it, some had really nice end-grain pattern so i did that.

I also spent some time making coasters from the offcuts from these boards and they ended up nice too, but they took way too long to sand to a point where I was satisfied.

Woods used in these boards in total are.. : American black walnut, Maple, Padouk, Wenge, Steamed beech, Birch, EU Oak, Ash, Thermo Ash, Zebrano, Sipo mahogany, Purple heart + one wood i'm not 100% sure what it is it could be bubinga or sapele (neither me nor the seller were 100% sure)

I think I like making cutting boards #4 (sourced more exotic wood)