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Stringybark click on photo for back view Stringybark is a tall forest tree common to the cooler, temperate regions of Australia and Tasmania. It is one of Australia’s most important commercial timbers. The wood is hard and tough. These blocks exhibit a mottled roey figure. Green to partially air-dried. #W1646
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Burl click on photo for back view This rare burl is from S.E. Asia and is seldom seen on the world market. It is fine-grained and varies in color from a light reddish-brown to almost scarlet. Green to partially air-dried. #W6523A
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Burl click on photo for back view #W5528A ______________________________________________ Figured
Imbuya Imbuya is a Brazilian wood with a pleasant spicy odor. It has a nice crisp texture and is used for furniture, accessories, jewelry boxes, etc. While these boards do not have a lot of figure, they all have beautiful grain. #W6590A
1 ¾ x 8 ¾ x 41 ½” $66.00-sold
______________________________________________ ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________ Maidou Burl click on photo for close-up and back view Maidou Burl is from the Pterocarpus or Padouk family of woods and is related to Amboyna Burl but has a more golden color and is not quite as hard. Air-dried. #W5439-sold
______________________________________________ Maidou Burl click on photo for close-up and back view Maidou Burl is from the Pterocarpus or Padouk family of woods and is related to Amboyna Burl but has a more golden color and is not quite as hard. This has a burled crotch running through part of the block. #W5407
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Tzalam #W6123A
1 1/16 x 8 ¼ x 22 ¾” $39.00-sold ______________________________________________ Asian
Ebony This is also called Malaysian Blackwood. It is hard and heavy and takes a beautiful polish. Partially air-dried. #W5716A-sold
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Claro Walnut #W6464A
2 ¼ x 3-5 3/8 x 10” $21.00 ______________________________________________ #W6465A
2 ¼ x 2 ¾ x 10 ¾” $14.00 ______________________________________________ Figured
Claro Walnut #W6466A
2 3/8 x 2 3/8 x 16 ¼” $21.00 ______________________________________________ Figured
Claro Walnut #W6439A
2 ¾ x 2 ½-5 x 11 1/8” $28.00 ______________________________________________ Figured
Claro Walnut #W6462A
2 ¼ x 3 1/8 x 8 3/8” $8.50-sold
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Claro Walnut #W6643A
1 1/8 x 6 x 15 ½” $24.00-sold ______________________________________________ African
Blackwood click on photo for back view The heartwood is purplish to brownish-black with dark gray streaks giving an overall impression of being black. Lustrous with an attractive inner chatoyance. Very hard, heavy, close-grained, and virtually free from pores. Slightly oily to the touch. The sapwood is straw colored to a bright yellow and can be as wide as 2”. African Blackwood can weigh as much as 85 lbs per cubic foot. It is used for marquetry, inlays, knife handles, game calls, pistol grips, pool cue butts, chess pieces, jewelry, and other precious arts and crafts. But its main use is in turning, and it claims the title of the finest of turnery woods, well known as the standard by which other turnery woods are judged. Long a favorite of ornamental turners, the nature of the wood allows very fine detail with sharp cutters, leaving a beautiful, burnished surface. By far most Blackwood is used in the manufacture of turned woodwind instruments such as flutes, clarinets, fifes, piccolos, bagpipes, etc. Its stability, oily nature, resistance to moisture, and lovely tonal qualities make it superior to other timbers. These boards all have defects common to the species, which include cracks, heart checks, sapwood, wane, and/or voids. #W5023A ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________ Asian
Ebony click on photo for back view Originating in S.E. Asia, especially Indonesia, this Ebony is sometimes called Malaysian Blackwood. The heartwood is dark, sometimes with black stripes or streaking and oftentimes with a greenish cast in sharp contrast to the white to straw colored sapwood. We import this in large cants up to 8 x 14” with lengths to 10 feet. The wood is hard and heavy and is capable of a fine, high polish. Excellent for turnery and precious woodworks such as musical instruments, boxes, jewelry, etc.
#W6915A 2 1/8 x 2 1/8 x 11 1/8” $16.50-sold ______________________________________________ Asian
Ebony Originating in S.E. Asia, especially Indonesia, this Ebony is sometimes called Malaysian Blackwood. The heartwood is dark, sometimes with black stripes or streaking and oftentimes with a greenish cast in sharp contrast to the white to straw colored sapwood. We import this in large cants up to 8 x 14” with lengths to 10 feet. The wood is hard and heavy and is capable of a fine, high polish. Excellent for turnery and precious woodworks such as musical instruments, boxes, jewelry, etc.
#W6916A 1 ¼ x 1 ¼ x 13” $7.50-sold
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Ebony Originating in S.E. Asia, especially Indonesia, this Ebony is sometimes called Malaysian Blackwood. The heartwood is dark, sometimes with black stripes or streaking and oftentimes with a greenish cast in sharp contrast to the white to straw colored sapwood. We import this in large cants up to 8 x 14” with lengths to 10 feet. The wood is hard and heavy and is capable of a fine, high polish. Excellent for turnery and precious woodworks such as musical instruments, boxes, jewelry, etc.
#W6917A 1 7/8 x 1 7/8 x 24 ¼” $32.00-sold ______________________________________________ Maidou
Burl click on photo for close-up and back view Maidou is from the Padouk family of woods and is related to Amboyna Burl but has a more golden color and is not quite as hard. #W3621 ______________________________________________ Camphor
Burl click on photo for back view #W4430A-sold
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______________________________________________ Makamong Burl (Afzelia) click on photo for close-ups
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contact Myles Gilmer, Jim MacDermot, or Marc Culbertson. (503) 274-1271 Fax (503) 274-9839 800# 1-888-667-3979
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