Also known as Manitoba Maple and American Maple in Russia, this fast growing, short lived tree grows to heights of up to seventy feet with a maximum trunk size of about three and a half feet. There is much debate as to what causes the beautiful red staining that can occur in this wood. It is often referred to as a Maple with a "royal blush". The wood is soft, has excellent gluing properties and is suitable for boxes, turned articles and other fine articles. The burl wood in this tree is also very beautiful. USA

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Red Striped Box Elder
Also known as Manitoba Maple and American Maple in Russia, this fast growing, short lived tree grows to heights of up to seventy feet with a maximum trunk size of about three and a half feet. There is much debate as to what causes the beautiful red staining that can occur in this wood. It is often referred to as a Maple with a "royal blush". The wood is soft, has excellent gluing properties and is suitable for boxes, turned articles and other fine articles. The burl wood in this tree is also very beautiful. Kiln dried stock. All have drying checks. Fiddleback and beautiful reds / pinks. A few bug holes present in blanks. All are surfaced two sides or better. These are considered "B"grade due to the bug holes and checks. Ideal for turning. Our crushed or powdered turqouise can fill these voids for you.

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Also known as Manitoba Maple and American Maple in Russia, this fast growing, short lived tree grows to heights of up to seventy feet with a maximum trunk size of about three and a half feet. There is much debate as to what causes the beautiful red staining that can occur in this wood. It is often referred to as a Maple with a "royal blush". The wood is soft, has excellent gluing properties and is suitable for boxes, turned articles and other fine articles. The burl wood in this tree is also very beautiful. Live edges and some soft spots with checks are present. See pictures. Dry and ready to use. Large or oddly shaped packages or packages over 45 lbs. will have CUSTOM shipping rates that will be calculated after you checkout.

6867A

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6526A

Also known as Manitoba Maple and American Maple in Russia, this fast growing, short lived tree grows to heights of up to seventy feet with a maximum trunk size of about three and a half feet. There is much debate as to what causes the beautiful red staining that can occur in this wood. It is often referred to as a Maple with a "royal blush". The wood is soft, has excellent gluing properties and is suitable for boxes, turned articles and other fine articles. The burl wood in this tree is also very beautiful. There is some live edge, planer skip, and a check near the edge.

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Also known as Manitoba Maple and American Maple in Russia, this fast growing, short lived tree grows to heights of up to seventy feet with a maximum trunk size of about three and a half feet. There is much debate as to what causes the beautiful red staining that can occur in this wood. It is often referred to as a Maple with a "royal blush". The wood is soft, has excellent gluing properties and is suitable for boxes, turned articles and other fine articles. The burl wood in this tree is also very beautiful. These are nice billets for cutting into smaller chunks.

 
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6592A
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Also known as Manitoba Maple and American Maple in Russia, this fast growing, short lived tree grows to heights of up to seventy feet with a maximum trunk size of about three and a half feet. There is much debate as to what causes the beautiful red staining that can occur in this wood. It is often referred to as a Maple with a "royal blush". The wood is soft, has excellent gluing properties and is suitable for boxes, turned articles and other fine articles. The burl wood in this tree is also very beautiful. There are several defects on the larger board. It is essentially a good square.

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Also known as Manitoba Maple and American Maple in Russia, this fast growing, short lived tree grows to heights of up to seventy feet with a maximum trunk size of about three and a half feet. There is much debate as to what causes the beautiful red staining that can occur in this wood. It is often referred to as a Maple with a "royal blush". The wood is soft, has excellent gluing properties and is suitable for boxes, turned articles and other fine articles. The burl wood in this tree is also very beautiful. Highly colored box elder is in demand! This is a beautiful piece that will be great to cut into! Air dried for a year and wax sealed. Live edge is present with bark.

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3057A

Box Elder Lot of 10  
 
Also known as Manitoba Maple and American Maple in Russia, this fast growing, short lived tree grows to heights of up to seventy feet with a maximum trunk size of about three and a half feet. There is much debate as to what causes the beautiful red staining that can occur in this wood. It is often referred to as a Maple with a "royal blush". The wood is soft, has excellent gluing properties and is suitable for boxes, turned articles and other fine articles. The burl wood in this tree is also very beautiful. We measured the largest and the smallest of the blocks. This is a good mix of grade and colors. Air dried for the last year. Wax sealed and ready to ship. There are a few defects such as checks or rough edges.

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Also known as Manitoba Maple and American Maple in Russia, this fast growing, short lived tree grows to heights of up to seventy feet with a maximum trunk size of about three and a half feet. There is much debate as to what causes the beautiful red staining that can occur in this wood. It is often referred to as a Maple with a "royal blush". The wood is soft, has excellent gluing properties and is suitable for boxes, turned articles and other fine articles. The burl wood in this tree is also very beautiful.  Nice burl, great figure, great for a large clock or barometer. Has bark so only within the US.

  
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Also known as Manitoba Maple and American Maple in Russia, this fast growing, short lived tree grows to heights of up to seventy feet with a maximum trunk size of about three and a half feet. There is much debate as to what causes the beautiful red staining that can occur in this wood. It is often referred to as a Maple with a "royal blush". The wood is soft, has excellent gluing properties and is suitable for boxes, turned articles and other fine articles. The burl wood in this tree is also very beautiful. Orange, cream, and tan with some burl eyes. Darker Spalted lines. There is a 1/8" twist. Live edge with bark edges. USA only.

 
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Also known as Manitoba Maple and American Maple in Russia, this fast growing, short lived tree grows to heights of up to seventy feet with a maximum trunk size of about three and a half feet. There is much debate as to what causes the beautiful red staining that can occur in this wood. It is often referred to as a Maple with a "royal blush". The wood is soft, has excellent gluing properties and is suitable for boxes, turned articles and other fine articles. The burl wood in this tree is also very beautiful. Great pack for turnery - LOTS of tight burl. Golden/cream with orange/red. Freshly cut, completely wax sealed. No spalting. A couple of checks. Bark edges.

   
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Box Elder

Also known as Manitoba Maple and American Maple in Russia, this fast growing, short lived tree grows to heights of up to seventy feet with a maximum trunk size of about three and a half feet. There is much debate as to what causes the beautiful red staining that can occur in this wood. It is often referred to as a Maple with a "royal blush". The wood is soft, has excellent gluing properties and is suitable for boxes, turned articles and other fine articles. The burl wood in this tree is also very beautiful. Some nice figure & color.

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