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Figured Bubinga Guitar Set African Rosewood or Bubinga, though not a true Rosewood is denser than several Rosewoods. This material is special Pomelle figured. A much overlooked tonewood, Bubinga is an up and coming tone wood that has beautiful color and the possibility of prized figure. Colors range from reds, brown and violet tones. Interlocked grain is very similar to Amazique (which is in the same family as Bubinga). This wood can be a little bit difficult to bend. This is the best value for a tonewood in addition to being very popular with custom builders. Wood is kiln dried and ready to use. Special Pomelle grade is also known as "Waterfall figure" . Figured Pomelle Grade, though beautiful, is not as intensely figured as Special Grade. This is a beautiful set with excellent figure! Kiln dried. Expect this set to be nearly flat with only some minor movement. 5 lbs.
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 5A
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Figured Bubinga Guitar Set African Rosewood or Bubinga, though not a true Rosewood is denser than several Rosewoods. This material is special Pomelle figured. A much overlooked tonewood, Bubinga is an up and coming tone wood that has beautiful color and the possibility of prized figure. Colors range from reds, brown and violet tones. Interlocked grain is very similar to Amazique (which is in the same family as Bubinga). This wood can be a little bit difficult to bend. This is the best value for a tonewood in addition to being very popular with custom builders. Wood is kiln dried and ready to use. Special Pomelle grade is also known as "Waterfall figure" . Figured Pomelle Grade, though beautiful, is not as intensely figured as Special Grade. This is a beautiful set with excellent figure! Kiln dried. Expect this set to be nearly flat with only some minor movement. 5 lbs.
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 6A
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Figured Bubinga Guitar Set African Rosewood or Bubinga, though not a true Rosewood is denser than several Rosewoods. This material is special Pomelle figured. A much overlooked tonewood, Bubinga is an up and coming tone wood that has beautiful color and the possibility of prized figure. Colors range from reds, brown and violet tones. Interlocked grain is very similar to Amazique (which is in the same family as Bubinga). This wood can be a little bit difficult to bend. This is the best value for a tonewood in addition to being very popular with custom builders. Wood is kiln dried and ready to use. Special Pomelle grade is also known as "Waterfall figure" . Figured Pomelle Grade, though beautiful, is not as intensely figured as Special Grade. This is a beautiful set with excellent figure! Kiln dried. Expect this set to be nearly flat with only some minor movement. 5 lbs.
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 7A
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Figured Bubinga Guitar Set African Rosewood or Bubinga, though not a true Rosewood is denser than several Rosewoods. This material is special Pomelle figured. A much overlooked tonewood, Bubinga is an up and coming tone wood that has beautiful color and the possibility of prized figure. Colors range from reds, brown and violet tones. Interlocked grain is very similar to Amazique (which is in the same family as Bubinga). This wood can be a little bit difficult to bend. This is the best value for a tonewood in addition to being very popular with custom builders. Wood is kiln dried and ready to use. Special Pomelle grade is also known as "Waterfall figure" . Figured Pomelle Grade, though beautiful, is not as intensely figured as Special Grade. This is a beautiful set with excellent figure! Kiln dried. Expect this set to be nearly flat with only some minor movement. 5 lbs.
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 8A
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Figured Bubinga Guitar Set African Rosewood or Bubinga, though not a true Rosewood is denser than several Rosewoods. This material is special Pomelle figured. A much overlooked tonewood, Bubinga is an up and coming tone wood that has beautiful color and the possibility of prized figure. Colors range from reds, brown and violet tones. Interlocked grain is very similar to Amazique (which is in the same family as Bubinga). This wood can be a little bit difficult to bend. This is the best value for a tonewood in addition to being very popular with custom builders. Wood is kiln dried and ready to use. Special Pomelle grade is also known as "Waterfall figure" . Figured Pomelle Grade, though beautiful, is not as intensely figured as Special Grade. This is a beautiful set with excellent figure! Kiln dried. Expect this set to be nearly flat with only some minor movement. 5 lbs.
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 9A
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Figured Bubinga Guitar Set African Rosewood or Bubinga, though not a true Rosewood is denser than several Rosewoods. This material is special Pomelle figured. A much overlooked tonewood, Bubinga is an up and coming tone wood that has beautiful color and the possibility of prized figure. Colors range from reds, brown and violet tones. Interlocked grain is very similar to Amazique (which is in the same family as Bubinga). This wood can be a little bit difficult to bend. This is the best value for a tonewood in addition to being very popular with custom builders. Wood is kiln dried and ready to use. Special Pomelle grade is also known as "Waterfall figure" . Figured Pomelle Grade, though beautiful, is not as intensely figured as Special Grade. This is a beautiful set with excellent figure! Kiln dried. Expect this set to be nearly flat with only some minor movement. 5 lbs.
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Olive Originating in Europe, Olive (Oleo Europa) is available in thick slabs cut from large trunks in its native country of Europe. Root stock was successfully transplanted to California in the late 1800's and early 1900's. Orchard trees in California have been cultivated into shorter and more shrubby trees to ease mechanical harvesting of Olives, which does not allow for the production of larger trunks as in European Olive. As a result, the California variety produces incredible figure and crotch wood. The down side is that orchard trees generally have more reaction wood in them and consequently dry with substantial movement and checking if not properly cared for. We recommend the Italian lumber for furniture and the Californian for fine turned articles and small projects. This is the same olive that is sent from the "Holy land" It has just been grown and cultivated elsewere. We are always happy to assist you with any questions that you may have. 30A: Incredible burl eyes! 2" surface end check on one face. There are over 100 burl eyes on each face! Air dried for 2 years and wax sealed. 4 lbs. 30B: 3-1/2" check on one edge. Lots of burl eyes and wild figure! Air dried 2 years and wax sealed. 4 lbs.
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Olive Originating in Europe, Olive (Oleo Europa) is available in thick slabs cut from large trunks in its native country of Europe. Root stock was successfully transplanted to California in the late 1800's and early 1900's. Orchard trees in California have been cultivated into shorter and more shrubby trees to ease mechanical harvesting of Olives, which does not allow for the production of larger trunks as in European Olive. As a result, the California variety produces incredible figure and crotch wood. The down side is that orchard trees generally have more reaction wood in them and consequently dry with substantial movement and checking if not properly cared for. We recommend the Italian lumber for furniture and the Californian for fine turned articles and small projects. This is the same olive that is sent from the "Holy land" It has just been grown and cultivated elsewere. We are always happy to assist you with any questions that you may have. 31A: 3" check in edge, Bark incursion at end, and a rough corner edge at the end. 4 lbs. 31B: 2-1/2" surface check. Lots of nice figure! Beautiful! 4 lbs.
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Olive Originating in Europe, Olive (Oleo Europa) is available in thick slabs cut from large trunks in its native country of Europe. Root stock was successfully transplanted to California in the late 1800's and early 1900's. Orchard trees in California have been cultivated into shorter and more shrubby trees to ease mechanical harvesting of Olives, which does not allow for the production of larger trunks as in European Olive. As a result, the California variety produces incredible figure and crotch wood. The down side is that orchard trees generally have more reaction wood in them and consequently dry with substantial movement and checking if not properly cared for. We recommend the Italian lumber for furniture and the Californian for fine turned articles and small projects. This is the same olive that is sent from the "Holy land" It has just been grown and cultivated elsewere. We are always happy to assist you with any questions that you may have. One incursion with bark on the end. Excellent condition overall. 3 lbs.
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 33A, 33B
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Olive Originating in Europe, Olive (Oleo Europa) is available in thick slabs cut from large trunks in its native country of Europe. Root stock was successfully transplanted to California in the late 1800's and early 1900's. Orchard trees in California have been cultivated into shorter and more shrubby trees to ease mechanical harvesting of Olives, which does not allow for the production of larger trunks as in European Olive. As a result, the California variety produces incredible figure and crotch wood. The down side is that orchard trees generally have more reaction wood in them and consequently dry with substantial movement and checking if not properly cared for. We recommend the Italian lumber for furniture and the Californian for fine turned articles and small projects. This is the same olive that is sent from the "Holy land" It has just been grown and cultivated elsewere. We are always happy to assist you with any questions that you may have. 33A: One knot with a small 1-3/8" square live edge on one face. Quartersawn with nice figure! 5 lbs. 33B: Rough corner edge that will turn off. Knot on corner edge will have some left when turned. 3" check on the same edge at other end. This one should turn off. 5 lbs.
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 34A (front & back of same piece shown above)
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Olive Originating in Europe, Olive (Oleo Europa) is available in thick slabs cut from large trunks in its native country of Europe. Root stock was successfully transplanted to California in the late 1800's and early 1900's. Orchard trees in California have been cultivated into shorter and more shrubby trees to ease mechanical harvesting of Olives, which does not allow for the production of larger trunks as in European Olive. As a result, the California variety produces incredible figure and crotch wood. The down side is that orchard trees generally have more reaction wood in them and consequently dry with substantial movement and checking if not properly cared for. We recommend the Italian lumber for furniture and the Californian for fine turned articles and small projects. This is the same olive that is sent from the "Holy land" It has just been grown and cultivated elsewere. We are always happy to assist you with any questions that you may have. Olive burl! There are several surface checks on the faces. End checks are up to 3/4" deep. We are selling this as a 2-1/2" x 2-1/2" x 20" square that is mostly free of defects. Great colors and burly grain! 11 lbs.
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 35A |
Claro Walnut Claro Walnut (Juglans hindsi) is a unique Walnut species that grows right around the area where Cook Woods is located. Combining beautiful violet and brownish black streaks with the browns or Eastern walnut (Juglans Nigra). Claro walnut and English walnut have been favored for high end rifles and shotguns by many over the years. They are also used for guitars of various kinds and many other applications including fine furniture, boxes, and high quality turned items. Most of the supply originates in orchards as either production walnut trees (English grafted to the Claro roots) or wind row trees to slow the wind and show property lines (Claro without graft). Claro is a beautiful wood that is in high demand and short supply. Claro Walnut is dense but works and finishes well with the use of a grain sealer. These have air dried for the last 2 years. All are surfaced on two sides and may or may not have planer skip. Live edges with bark, incursions, and surface checks are present on all. Excellent for cutting into smaller blanks for turning, bookmatched box tops, and more! Splits in the center (heart checks) are present. slight bow or cupping may be present. End checks are present. USA only.
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 36A
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Claro Walnut Claro Walnut (Juglans hindsi) is a unique Walnut species that grows right around the area where Cook Woods is located. Combining beautiful violet and brownish black streaks with the browns or Eastern walnut (Juglans Nigra). Claro walnut and English walnut have been favored for high end rifles and shotguns by many over the years. They are also used for guitars of various kinds and many other applications including fine furniture, boxes, and high quality turned items. Most of the supply originates in orchards as either production walnut trees (English grafted to the Claro roots) or wind row trees to slow the wind and show property lines (Claro without graft). Claro is a beautiful wood that is in high demand and short supply. Claro Walnut is dense but works and finishes well with the use of a grain sealer. These have air dried for the last 2 years. All are surfaced on two sides and may or may not have planer skip. Live edges with bark, incursions, and surface checks are present on all. Excellent for cutting into smaller blanks for turning, bookmatched box tops, and more! Splits in the center (heart checks) are present. slight bow or cupping may be present. End checks are present. USA only. Some bug holes near the live edges. 12 lbs.
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 37A
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Claro Walnut Claro Walnut (Juglans hindsi) is a unique Walnut species that grows right around the area where Cook Woods is located. Combining beautiful violet and brownish black streaks with the browns or Eastern walnut (Juglans Nigra). Claro walnut and English walnut have been favored for high end rifles and shotguns by many over the years. They are also used for guitars of various kinds and many other applications including fine furniture, boxes, and high quality turned items. Most of the supply originates in orchards as either production walnut trees (English grafted to the Claro roots) or wind row trees to slow the wind and show property lines (Claro without graft). Claro is a beautiful wood that is in high demand and short supply. Claro Walnut is dense but works and finishes well with the use of a grain sealer. These have air dried for the last 2 years. All are surfaced on two sides and may or may not have planer skip. Live edges with bark, incursions, and surface checks are present on all. Excellent for cutting into smaller blanks for turning, bookmatched box tops, and more! Splits in the center (heart checks) are present. slight bow or cupping may be present. End checks are present. USA only. 19 lbs.
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Claro Walnut Claro Walnut (Juglans hindsi) is a unique Walnut species that grows right around the area where Cook Woods is located. Combining beautiful violet and brownish black streaks with the browns or Eastern walnut (Juglans Nigra). Claro walnut and English walnut have been favored for high end rifles and shotguns by many over the years. They are also used for guitars of various kinds and many other applications including fine furniture, boxes, and high quality turned items. Most of the supply originates in orchards as either production walnut trees (English grafted to the Claro roots) or wind row trees to slow the wind and show property lines (Claro without graft). Claro is a beautiful wood that is in high demand and short supply. Claro Walnut is dense but works and finishes well with the use of a grain sealer. These have air dried for the last 2 years. All are surfaced on two sides and may or may not have planer skip. Live edges with bark, incursions, and surface checks are present on all. Excellent for cutting into smaller blanks for turning, bookmatched box tops, and more! Splits in the center (heart checks) are present. slight bow or cupping may be present. End checks are present. USA only. 14 lbs.
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 39A
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Claro Walnut Claro Walnut (Juglans hindsi) is a unique Walnut species that grows right around the area where Cook Woods is located. Combining beautiful violet and brownish black streaks with the browns or Eastern walnut (Juglans Nigra). Claro walnut and English walnut have been favored for high end rifles and shotguns by many over the years. They are also used for guitars of various kinds and many other applications including fine furniture, boxes, and high quality turned items. Most of the supply originates in orchards as either production walnut trees (English grafted to the Claro roots) or wind row trees to slow the wind and show property lines (Claro without graft). Claro is a beautiful wood that is in high demand and short supply. Claro Walnut is dense but works and finishes well with the use of a grain sealer. These have air dried for the last 2 years. All are surfaced on two sides and may or may not have planer skip. Live edges with bark, incursions, and surface checks are present on all. Excellent for cutting into smaller blanks for turning, bookmatched box tops, and more! Splits in the center (heart checks) are present. slight bow or cupping may be present. End checks are present. USA only. 10 lbs.
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 40A
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Claro Walnut Claro Walnut (Juglans hindsi) is a unique Walnut species that grows right around the area where Cook Woods is located. Combining beautiful violet and brownish black streaks with the browns or Eastern walnut (Juglans Nigra). Claro walnut and English walnut have been favored for high end rifles and shotguns by many over the years. They are also used for guitars of various kinds and many other applications including fine furniture, boxes, and high quality turned items. Most of the supply originates in orchards as either production walnut trees (English grafted to the Claro roots) or wind row trees to slow the wind and show property lines (Claro without graft). Claro is a beautiful wood that is in high demand and short supply. Claro Walnut is dense but works and finishes well with the use of a grain sealer. These have air dried for the last 2 years. All are surfaced on two sides and may or may not have planer skip. Live edges with bark, incursions, and surface checks are present on all. Excellent for cutting into smaller blanks for turning, bookmatched box tops, and more! Splits in the center (heart checks) are present. slight bow or cupping may be present. End checks are present. USA only. 9 lbs.
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 41A
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Claro Walnut Claro Walnut (Juglans hindsi) is a unique Walnut species that grows right around the area where Cook Woods is located. Combining beautiful violet and brownish black streaks with the browns or Eastern walnut (Juglans Nigra). Claro walnut and English walnut have been favored for high end rifles and shotguns by many over the years. They are also used for guitars of various kinds and many other applications including fine furniture, boxes, and high quality turned items. Most of the supply originates in orchards as either production walnut trees (English grafted to the Claro roots) or wind row trees to slow the wind and show property lines (Claro without graft). Claro is a beautiful wood that is in high demand and short supply. Claro Walnut is dense but works and finishes well with the use of a grain sealer. These have air dried for the last 2 years. All are surfaced on two sides and may or may not have planer skip. Live edges with bark, incursions, and surface checks are present on all. Excellent for cutting into smaller blanks for turning, bookmatched box tops, and more! Splits in the center (heart checks) are present. slight bow or cupping may be present. End checks are present. USA only. 11 lbs.
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 42A
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Claro Walnut Claro Walnut (Juglans hindsi) is a unique Walnut species that grows right around the area where Cook Woods is located. Combining beautiful violet and brownish black streaks with the browns or Eastern walnut (Juglans Nigra). Claro walnut and English walnut have been favored for high end rifles and shotguns by many over the years. They are also used for guitars of various kinds and many other applications including fine furniture, boxes, and high quality turned items. Most of the supply originates in orchards as either production walnut trees (English grafted to the Claro roots) or wind row trees to slow the wind and show property lines (Claro without graft). Claro is a beautiful wood that is in high demand and short supply. Claro Walnut is dense but works and finishes well with the use of a grain sealer. These have air dried for the last 2 years. All are surfaced on two sides and may or may not have planer skip. Live edges with bark, incursions, and surface checks are present on all. Excellent for cutting into smaller blanks for turning, bookmatched box tops, and more! Splits in the center (heart checks) are present. slight bow or cupping may be present. End checks are present. USA only. 17 lbs.
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Claro Walnut Claro Walnut (Juglans hindsi) is a unique Walnut species that grows right around the area where Cook Woods is located. Combining beautiful violet and brownish black streaks with the browns or Eastern walnut (Juglans Nigra). Claro walnut and English walnut have been favored for high end rifles and shotguns by many over the years. They are also used for guitars of various kinds and many other applications including fine furniture, boxes, and high quality turned items. Most of the supply originates in orchards as either production walnut trees (English grafted to the Claro roots) or wind row trees to slow the wind and show property lines (Claro without graft). Claro is a beautiful wood that is in high demand and short supply. Claro Walnut is dense but works and finishes well with the use of a grain sealer. These have air dried for the last 2 years. All are surfaced on two sides and may or may not have planer skip. Live edges with bark, incursions, and surface checks are present on all. Excellent for cutting into smaller blanks for turning, bookmatched box tops, and more! Splits in the center (heart checks) are present. slight bow or cupping may be present. End checks are present. USA only. 18 lbs.
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 44A
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Claro Walnut Claro Walnut (Juglans hindsi) is a unique Walnut species that grows right around the area where Cook Woods is located. Combining beautiful violet and brownish black streaks with the browns or Eastern walnut (Juglans Nigra). Claro walnut and English walnut have been favored for high end rifles and shotguns by many over the years. They are also used for guitars of various kinds and many other applications including fine furniture, boxes, and high quality turned items. Most of the supply originates in orchards as either production walnut trees (English grafted to the Claro roots) or wind row trees to slow the wind and show property lines (Claro without graft). Claro is a beautiful wood that is in high demand and short supply. Claro Walnut is dense but works and finishes well with the use of a grain sealer. These have air dried for the last 2 years. All are surfaced on two sides and may or may not have planer skip. Live edges with bark, incursions, and surface checks are present on all. Excellent for cutting into smaller blanks for turning, bookmatched box tops, and more! Splits in the center (heart checks) are present. slight bow or cupping may be present. End checks are present. USA only. 15 lbs.
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 45A
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Claro Walnut Claro Walnut (Juglans hindsi) is a unique Walnut species that grows right around the area where Cook Woods is located. Combining beautiful violet and brownish black streaks with the browns or Eastern walnut (Juglans Nigra). Claro walnut and English walnut have been favored for high end rifles and shotguns by many over the years. They are also used for guitars of various kinds and many other applications including fine furniture, boxes, and high quality turned items. Most of the supply originates in orchards as either production walnut trees (English grafted to the Claro roots) or wind row trees to slow the wind and show property lines (Claro without graft). Claro is a beautiful wood that is in high demand and short supply. Claro Walnut is dense but works and finishes well with the use of a grain sealer. These have air dried for the last 2 years. All are surfaced on two sides and may or may not have planer skip. Live edges with bark, incursions, and surface checks are present on all. Excellent for cutting into smaller blanks for turning, bookmatched box tops, and more! Splits in the center (heart checks) are present. slight bow or cupping may be present. End checks are present. USA only. 11 lbs.
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