Lay down the countertop: Place the butcher block countertop on top of the base cabinets.Cut the butcher block with a circular saw to size, one edge at a time. Cut the length, width, and seams: Tape the template over the butcher block material and trace it with a pencil.The installation steps involve cutting the block to size, making a hole for the sink, and attaching the block to the cabinet. Insert the miter bolt and secure it in place. Apply wood glue or construction adhesive to join the side edges of the countertop. Miter bolts: Use a router, pattern bit, and pattern or jig to mark, align, and cut a recess or slot into the underside.Screws: Using pocket holes or angled drill holes on the underside of the block, you can screw it to an adjoining countertop piece.Biscuit joints: A biscuit joint connects two pieces of wood using a small oval wood biscuit as a connector, slots for the biscuit to fit on both sides of the two pieces, and adhesive.You can use one of these methods or a combination to secure two countertop pieces together. When using biscuit joints or miter bolts, you will use adhesives. You can use biscuit joints, screws, or miter bolts when you have two pieces of butcher block to join. Joining Two Pieces of Butcher Block Together.Since backsplashes always overlap the countertop, some less-than-perfect cuts can be hidden by the backsplash. The Spruce Home Improvement Review Board.

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