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Chechen
Metopium browni
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Chechen is also known as Black poisonwood, Caribbean rosewood, Chechen, and others. It is not a true rosewood but has a similar high polish possible when finished. There is a two tone grain pattern that is also similar to the rosewoods. This species is used for furniture, cabinets, Jewelry boxes, and humidors. Colors range from browns, pink, reds, golden, and black. Central America |
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Chechen Chechen is also known as Black poisonwood, Caribbean rosewood, Chechen, and others. It is not a true rosewood but has a similar high polish possible when finished. There is a two tone grain pattern that is also similar to the rosewoods. This species is used for furniture, cabinets, Jewelry boxes, and humidors. Colors range from browns, pink, reds, golden, and black. 17A: There are a few small incursions on both faces. Numerous hairline surface checks on both faces. There are a few end checks on one end and one on the other end. One rough edge. 4 lbs. 17B: Ends are wax sealed. There are a couple small incursions on one edge. There are a few end checks on at both ends. Rough edges. Very nice board. 3 lbs.
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 18A, 18B, 18C
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Chechen Chechen is also known as Black poisonwood, Caribbean rosewood, Chechen, and others. It is not a true rosewood but has a similar high polish possible when finished. There is a two tone grain pattern that is also similar to the rosewoods. This species is used for furniture, cabinets, Jewelry boxes, and humidors. Colors range from browns, pink, reds, golden, and black. 18A: There are a couple pin holes on one face. There are numerous end checks at one end and a 2-1/2" long check on the same end. 5 lbs. 18B: There are a few surface checks on one face. One end check that affects both faces & is 1-1/2" long. 1/16" twist. 4 lbs. 18C: There is a small incursion on one face and a couple knots on the other face. There are a couple hairline checks on both faces. There are numerous hairline end checks at one end and a couple on the other. Flat to rift sawn. 5 lbs.
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Chechen Chechen is also known as Black poisonwood, Caribbean rosewood, Chechen, and others. It is not a true rosewood but has a similar high polish possible when finished. There is a two tone grain pattern that is also similar to the rosewoods. This species is used for furniture, cabinets, Jewelry boxes, and humidors. Colors range from browns, pink, reds, golden, and black. 19A: A couple of minor end checks & rough edges. 4 lbs. 19B: 1" end checks at each end. 5 lbs.
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Chechen Chechen is also known as Black poisonwood, Caribbean rosewood, Chechen, and others. It is not a true rosewood but has a similar high polish possible when finished. There is a two tone grain pattern that is also similar to the rosewoods. This species is used for furniture, cabinets, Jewelry boxes, and humidors. Colors range from browns, pink, reds, golden, and black. 20A: Checking on both faces - this is best suited for cutting into smaller pieces such as turning squares, etc. 10 lbs. 20B: One surface check on one face about 7" long. Some end checking only on the ends. 8 lbs. 20C: Minor end checks. A few minor rough edges. One end check on one edge. Beautiful coloration. 10 lbs.
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Chechen Chechen is also known as Black poisonwood, Caribbean rosewood, Chechen, and others. It is not a true rosewood but has a similar high polish possible when finished. There is a two tone grain pattern that is also similar to the rosewoods. This species is used for furniture, cabinets, Jewelry boxes, and humidors. Colors range from browns, pink, reds, golden, and black. 21A: Minor end checks. Planer hit/miss on both faces. Slight rough edge. A few checks on one face near edge - affects about 12" of length. 12 lbs. 21B: One face has a split running down the middle of it - from the end grain it appears that it affects quite a bit of the thickness so this is recommended for cutting into smaller projects. Minor planer hit/miss & a few very small incursions. Minor rough edge. 19 lbs.
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Chechen Chechen is also known as Black poisonwood, Caribbean rosewood, Chechen, and others. It is not a true rosewood but has a similar high polish possible when finished. There is a two tone grain pattern that is also similar to the rosewoods. This species is used for furniture, cabinets, Jewelry boxes, and humidors. Colors range from browns, pink, reds, golden, and black. 3A: 1/8" crown. End checks on one end. Nice iridescence. 3B: Planer hit/miss over most of the length. End checks on both ends of piece. 3C: Planer hit/miss on one face. Minor end checking on both ends. Some minor surface checks as well. 3D: 1/8" crown. Very small planer hit/miss. Some minor end checks. A couple tiny pin holes. 1/16" twist.
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 6856A front & back of same board shown |
Figured Chechen Chechen is also known as Black poison wood, Caribbean rosewood, Chechen, and others. It is not a true rosewood but has a similar high polish possible when finished. There is a two tone grain pattern that is also similar to the rosewoods. This species is used for furniture, cabinets, Jewelry boxes, and humidors. Colors range from browns, pink, reds, golden, and black. There is some planer hit and miss. There is nice color and figure. 1/8" bow. Packaged weight: 8 lbs.
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 5962A front & back of same board shown |
Figured Chechen Caribbean rosewood, Chechen, and others. It is not a true rosewood but has a similar high polish possible when finished. There is a two tone grain pattern that is also similar to the rosewoods. This species is used for furniture, cabinets, Jewelry boxes, and humidors. Colors range from browns, pink, reds, golden, and black. This is a beautiful board with lots of great colors and figure! Packaged weight: 10 lbs.
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Chechen & Brazilian Ebony 4 pack Chechen is also known as Black poisonwood, Caribbean rosewood, chechem, and others. It is not a true rosewood but has a similar high polish possible when finished. There is a two tone grain pattern that is also similar to the rosewoods. This species is used for furniture, cabinets, Jewelry boxes, and humidors. Colors range from browns, pink, reds, golden, and black. These have some very nice color and figure present! The second largest board is Brazilian Ebony. We measured the largest and the smallest boards. Although not a true ebony Brazilian Ebony is just as dense and has similar working properties with less of a tendancy to split. These are surfaced on two sides and air dried for 5 years. Packaged weight: 17 lbs.
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Chechen 4 Pack We measured the largest and the smallest in this lot of 4 caribbean rosewood boards (chechen). Surfaced on two sides and air dried for the last 4 years. There are some surface checks on some ends and faces. Figure is present in some of the pieces. expect 60-70% usable. Packaged weight: 16 lbs.
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Chechen 3 Pack
This is a nice lot of boards that has some
very nice figure and color.
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Chechen 3 Pack This is a great 3 pack with lots of nice colors and figure! Surfaced on two sides, and kiln dried. There is planer hit and miss on two boards. Photos were taken outside and the boards were on the frosty ground and picked up a temporary grass pattern that is not present on the boards now. The best photo is what these boards look like. Dry and ready to use! Weight 14 lbs
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 5A front & back of same board shown |
Chechen Beautiful hardwood from Central America. Metopium browni. Nice colors - browns, goldens and reds! Great for projects such as boxes. Rift sawn, S2S. Air dried 3 years, ready to use. Scientific Name: Metopium browni. 1/4" crown.
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