.jpg)
For more information: 1-877-672-5275 or 4wood@cookwoods.com
For more
information:
1-877-672-5275 or
4wood@cookwoods.com
Snakewood
Piratinera guianensis
|
Piratinera guianensis, Snakewood, is also known as Letter wood, Speckled wood, and Leopard wood. Its Latin name literally means Guiana sea pirate. Considered by experts to be the World's rarest commercially available species. The wood is difficult to work and dry wood can still check if it is heated while sanding. Expect to have 50% or less wood usable from any piece of wood available. Despite its difficultly in working, it is a beautiful wood that has reds and blacks in a traditional Viper pattern. This is undoubtedly where it acquired the name Snakewood. The tree is small, slender, and grows up to a foot in diameter and 40-60' tall. There is a varying amount of figure in each tree so each log can produce very different grades of lumber. Uses include: violin bows, parasols, canes, pens, bottle stoppers, umbrella handles, pool cues, and fishing pole butts. Primarily found in Suriname. |
We just
received in several tons of Snakewood logs
| Length | Width | Thickness | Grade | Price/ea | |
| Instrument Wood | Please call to order items in this table | ||||
| Binding | 32" | 1/8" | 1/8" | Special* | $14.99 |
| Binding | 32" | 1/8" | 1/8" | A* | $9.99 |
| Bridge Blanks | 8" to 8-1/2" | 1-3/4" | 3/8" | Special | $47.50 |
| Bridge Blanks | 8" to 8-1/2" | 1-3/4" | 3/8" | A | $29.99 |
| Bridge Blanks | 8" to 8-1/2" | 1-5/8" | 3/8" | Special | $39.99 |
| Bridge Blanks | 8" to 8-1/2" | 1-5/8" | 3/8" | A | $29.99 |
| Ukulele Bridge Blanks | 4-1/4" | 1" | 1/4" | Special | $15.99 |
| Ukulele Bridge Blanks | 4-1/4" | 1" | 1/4" | A | $9.99 |
| Ukulele Fretboard | 12" | 2" | 1/4" | Special | $59.99 |
| Ukulele Fretboard | 12" | 2" | 1/4" | A | $44.97 |
| Knife Blanks & Pistol Grips | |||||
| Knife Blanks | 5" | 1-1/2" | 1" | Special | $29.50 |
| Knife Blanks | 5" | 1-1/2" | 1" | A | $19.99 |
| Pistol Grips/Knife Blanks | 5" | 2" | 1" | Special | $35 |
| Pistol Grips/Knife Blanks | 5" | 2" | 1" | A | $29.99 |
| Pistol Grips | 5" | 3" | 1" | Special | $59.99 |
| Pistol Grips | 5" | 3" | 1" | A | $39.99 |
| Spindle Stock | *other sizes may be available upon request such as cane blanks, pool cue blanks, and others, please inquire as to availability | ||||
| 1" | 1" | 12" | Special | $39.99 | |
| 1" | 1" | 12" | A | $29.99 | |
| 3/4" | 3/4" | 12" | Special | $27.99 | |
| 3/4" | 3/4" | 12" | A | $24.99 | |
| 3/4" | 3/4" | 16" | Special | $39.99 | |
| 3/4" | 3/4" | 16" | A | $29.99 | |
| 2-1/2" | 1-1/2" | 1-1/2" | Special | $19.99 | |
| 2-1/2" | 1-1/2" | 1-1/2" | A | $14.99 | |
| 12" | 1-1/2" | 1-1/2" | Special | $99.99 | |
| 12" | 1-1/2" | 1-1/2" | A | $69.99 | |
| Pen Blanks | |||||
| pen blank | 5" | 1" | 1" | Special | $17.50 |
| pen blank | 5" | 1" | 1" | A | $14.50 |
| pen blank | 5" | 3/4" | 3/4" | Special | $13.50 |
| pen blank | 5" | 3/4" | 3/4" | A | $9.50 |
| pen blank | 5" | 5/8" | 5/8" | Special | $7.99 |
| pen blank | 5" | 5/8" | 5/8" | A | $6.99 |
| 1/2 blank | 2-1/2" | 3/4" | 3/4" | Special | $3.50 |
| 1/2 blank | 2-1/2" | 3/4" | 3/4" | A | $2.99 |
| Fall Off | |||||
| 1 lb. box | Cut one face or more, contains checks, voids, natural edges, etc. This is perfect for intarsia/inlay | $13.99 | |||
 20A, 20B |
Snakewood Piratinera guianensis, Snakewood, is also known as Letter wood, Speckled wood, and Leopard wood. Its Latin name literally means Guiana sea pirate. Considered by experts to be the World's rarest commercially available species. The wood is difficult to work and dry wood can still check if it is heated while sanding. Expect to have 50% or less wood usable from any piece of wood available. Despite its difficultly in working, it is a beautiful wood that has reds and blacks in a traditional Viper pattern. This is undoubtedly where it acquired the name Snakewood. The tree is small, slender, and grows up to a foot in diameter and 40-60' tall. There is a varying amount of figure in each tree so each log can produce very different grades of lumber. Uses include: violin bows, parasols, canes, pens, bottle stoppers, umbrella handles, pool cues, and fishing pole butts. Primarily found in Suriname. 20A: There are several hairline checks in the faces and ends. Several are hardly noticable. AD 4 years. Incredible figure! 1 lb. 20B: There are several hairline checks in the faces and ends. Some are very small AD 4 years. Live edge and some planer skip. Incredible figure! 1 lb.
|
 21A, 21B |
Snakewood Piratinera guianensis, Snakewood, is also known as Letter wood, Speckled wood, and Leopard wood. Its Latin name literally means Guiana sea pirate. Considered by experts to be the World's rarest commercially available species. The wood is difficult to work and dry wood can still check if it is heated while sanding. Expect to have 50% or less wood usable from any piece of wood available. Despite its difficultly in working, it is a beautiful wood that has reds and blacks in a traditional Viper pattern. This is undoubtedly where it acquired the name Snakewood. The tree is small, slender, and grows up to a foot in diameter and 40-60' tall. There is a varying amount of figure in each tree so each log can produce very different grades of lumber. Uses include: violin bows, parasols, canes, pens, bottle stoppers, umbrella handles, pool cues, and fishing pole butts. Primarily found in Suriname. 21A: Fingerboard blank one rough edge 2-1/2" clean width 85% of length. 1" end check. Best face is clear 2-5/8" wide full length. Incredible stock. 2 lbs. 21B: Width tapers last 3". There is a live edge on the same end. The 2-13/16" width face is clear. Dry incredible stock. Several hairline checks are present on the other face but could be epoxied and glued to neck.
|
 22A, 22B |
Snakewood Piratinera guianensis, Snakewood, is also known as Letter wood, Speckled wood, and Leopard wood. Its Latin name literally means Guiana sea pirate. Considered by experts to be the World's rarest commercially available species. The wood is difficult to work and dry wood can still check if it is heated while sanding. Expect to have 50% or less wood usable from any piece of wood available. Despite its difficultly in working, it is a beautiful wood that has reds and blacks in a traditional Viper pattern. This is undoubtedly where it acquired the name Snakewood. The tree is small, slender, and grows up to a foot in diameter and 40-60' tall. There is a varying amount of figure in each tree so each log can produce very different grades of lumber. Uses include: violin bows, parasols, canes, pens, bottle stoppers, umbrella handles, pool cues, and fishing pole butts. Primarily found in Suriname. 22A: Baritone Ukulele sized instrument fingerboard. There is one area of planer skip on one face. Otherwise this is checkless! This will be surfaced off when surfaced to .25" 1 lb. 22B: The last 1-1/2" tapers to 5/16" thick. Double bridge blank or ukulele fingerboard. Beautiful stock! 1 lb.
|
 23A, 23B, 23C
|
Snakewood Piratinera guianensis, Snakewood, is also known as Letter wood, Speckled wood, and Leopard wood. Its Latin name literally means Guiana sea pirate. Considered by experts to be the World's rarest commercially available species. The wood is difficult to work and dry wood can still check if it is heated while sanding. Expect to have 50% or less wood usable from any piece of wood available. Despite its difficultly in working, it is a beautiful wood that has reds and blacks in a traditional Viper pattern. This is undoubtedly where it acquired the name Snakewood. The tree is small, slender, and grows up to a foot in diameter and 40-60' tall. There is a varying amount of figure in each tree so each log can produce very different grades of lumber. Uses include: violin bows, parasols, canes, pens, bottle stoppers, umbrella handles, pool cues, and fishing pole butts. Primarily found in Suriname. 23A: Slight live edge and a rough corner. Beautiful stock! 1 lb. 23B: Guitar double headstock or bridge blanks! Incredible figure! Planer skip on one face. 1 lb. 23C: Ukulele double headstock or bridge blanks! Incredible figure! 1/2" end check and a couple hairline checks on faces. l lb.
|
 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D
|
Snakewood Piratinera guianensis, Snakewood, is also known as Letter wood, Speckled wood, and Leopard wood. Its Latin name literally means Guiana sea pirate. Considered by experts to be the World's rarest commercially available species. The wood is difficult to work and dry wood can still check if it is heated while sanding. Expect to have 50% or less wood usable from any piece of wood available. Despite its difficultly in working, it is a beautiful wood that has reds and blacks in a traditional Viper pattern. This is undoubtedly where it acquired the name Snakewood. The tree is small, slender, and grows up to a foot in diameter and 40-60' tall. There is a varying amount of figure in each tree so each log can produce very different grades of lumber. Uses include: violin bows, parasols, canes, pens, bottle stoppers, umbrella handles, pool cues, and fishing pole butts. Primarily found in Suriname. 1A: There is a 12" x 1-1/2" clear size present. Suitable for a bridge blank. Surface checks and a knot are present. Air dried 4 years! 1 lb.1B: 10" x 1-5/8" clear stock. Surface checks present in the rest. suitable for a bridge blank. Air dried 4 years! 1 lb.1C: 10-3/8" x 1-3/4" clear stock. Surface check and end check present. Air dried 4 years! 1 lb. 1D: Surface checks on each face. Dry stock with machined edges. Intarsia or inlay stock. 1 lb.
|
 2A (3 pack)
|
Snakewood 3 pack Piratinera guianensis, Snakewood, is also known as Letter wood, Speckled wood, and Leopard wood. Its Latin name literally means Guiana sea pirate. Considered by experts to be the World's rarest commercially available species. The wood is difficult to work and dry wood can still check if it is heated while sanding. Expect to have 50% or less wood usable from any piece of wood available. Despite its difficultly in working, it is a beautiful wood that has reds and blacks in a traditional Viper pattern. This is undoubtedly where it acquired the name Snakewood. The tree is small, slender, and grows up to a foot in diameter and 40-60' tall. There is a varying amount of figure in each tree so each log can produce very different grades of lumber. Uses include: violin bows, parasols, canes, pens, bottle stoppers, umbrella handles, pool cues, and fishing pole butts. Primarily found in Suriname. Live edges, milled on at least one face. Great for inlay, intarsia, letter openers and more! High figure! 1 lb.
|
 3A, 3B, 3C
|
Snakewood Piratinera guianensis, Snakewood, is also known as Letter wood, Speckled wood, and Leopard wood. Its Latin name literally means Guiana sea pirate. Considered by experts to be the World's rarest commercially available species. The wood is difficult to work and dry wood can still check if it is heated while sanding. Expect to have 50% or less wood usable from any piece of wood available. Despite its difficultly in working, it is a beautiful wood that has reds and blacks in a traditional Viper pattern. This is undoubtedly where it acquired the name Snakewood. The tree is small, slender, and grows up to a foot in diameter and 40-60' tall. There is a varying amount of figure in each tree so each log can produce very different grades of lumber. Uses include: violin bows, parasols, canes, pens, bottle stoppers, umbrella handles, pool cues, and fishing pole butts. Primarily found in Suriname. 3A: Two slight checks in edge. Best face 90% clear. 1-1/2" long end check that apear to be isolated to the surface leaving a 1/4" usable thickness. 1 lb. 3B: 1" end split. Tapered edge at end. Some planer skip. 1 lb. 3C: 1-3/4" end check. Hardly noticable. 1" end check on the other end. l lb.
|
 5A |
Snakewood Piratinera guianensis, Snakewood, is also known as Letter wood, Speckled wood, and Leopard wood. Its Latin name literally means Guiana sea pirate. Considered by experts to be the World's rarest commercially available species. The wood is difficult to work and dry wood can still check if it is heated while sanding. Expect to have 50% or less wood usable from any piece of wood available. Despite its difficultly in working, it is a beautiful wood that has reds and blacks in a traditional Viper pattern. This is undoubtedly where it acquired the name Snakewood. The tree is small, slender, and grows up to a foot in diameter and 40-60' tall. There is a varying amount of figure in each tree so each log can produce very different grades of lumber. Uses include: violin bows, parasols, canes, pens, bottle stoppers, umbrella handles, pool cues, and fishing pole butts. Primarily found in Suriname. Dry stock! One1/2" knot present - see pictures of it on the squares edge. One 1/16" pin hole on the end. Air dried 4 years! There is enough wood to cut your own bridge blanks, bottle stopper blanks, or pen blanks. Beautiful! 2 lbs.
|
 6A, 6B |
Snakewood Bookmatched Piratinera guianensis, Snakewood, is also known as Letter wood, Speckled wood, and Leopard wood. Its Latin name literally means Guiana sea pirate. Considered by experts to be the World's rarest commercially available species. The wood is difficult to work and dry wood can still check if it is heated while sanding. Expect to have 50% or less wood usable from any piece of wood available. Despite its difficultly in working, it is a beautiful wood that has reds and blacks in a traditional Viper pattern. This is undoubtedly where it acquired the name Snakewood. The tree is small, slender, and grows up to a foot in diameter and 40-60' tall. There is a varying amount of figure in each tree so each log can produce very different grades of lumber. Uses include: violin bows, parasols, canes, pens, bottle stoppers, umbrella handles, pool cues, and fishing pole butts. Primarily found in Suriname. 6A and 6B are a bookmatched set for knife scales, 3 sets of chopsticks,or 2 sets of pistol grips. 3/8" end check on one piece. 2 lbs.
|
 7A, 7B, 7C, 7D
|
Snakewood Piratinera guianensis, Snakewood, is also known as Letter wood, Speckled wood, and Leopard wood. Its Latin name literally means Guiana sea pirate. Considered by experts to be the World's rarest commercially available species. The wood is difficult to work and dry wood can still check if it is heated while sanding. Expect to have 50% or less wood usable from any piece of wood available. Despite its difficultly in working, it is a beautiful wood that has reds and blacks in a traditional Viper pattern. This is undoubtedly where it acquired the name Snakewood. The tree is small, slender, and grows up to a foot in diameter and 40-60' tall. There is a varying amount of figure in each tree so each log can produce very different grades of lumber. Uses include: violin bows, parasols, canes, pens, bottle stoppers, umbrella handles, pool cues, and fishing pole butts. Primarily found in Suriname. 7A: One small knot with incursion. Live edges. Several hairline surface checks are present on both faces full length. Beautiful high figure stock! Some knife scales possible. 2 lbs. 7B: Live edges. S2S Last third has soft spalting. Billing for 10" length that is mostly sound. Knife scales and more! 1-1/4" up to 1-1/2" wide S2S. 1 lb. 7C: Live edges, Center splits and incursions. Dry stock suitable for small projects. 1 lb. 7D: Live edges and several surface checks. Exceptional figure. Small articles. 1 lb.
|
 8A, 8B, 8C
|
Snakewood Piratinera guianensis, Snakewood, is also known as Letter wood, Speckled wood, and Leopard wood. Its Latin name literally means Guiana sea pirate. Considered by experts to be the World's rarest commercially available species. The wood is difficult to work and dry wood can still check if it is heated while sanding. Expect to have 50% or less wood usable from any piece of wood available. Despite its difficultly in working, it is a beautiful wood that has reds and blacks in a traditional Viper pattern. This is undoubtedly where it acquired the name Snakewood. The tree is small, slender, and grows up to a foot in diameter and 40-60' tall. There is a varying amount of figure in each tree so each log can produce very different grades of lumber. Uses include: violin bows, parasols, canes, pens, bottle stoppers, umbrella handles, pool cues, and fishing pole butts. Primarily found in Suriname. 8A: Beautiful figure in a thick blank! 1" hairline end check present. Width tapers. Bone dry! AD 4 years! 1 lb. 8B: 7" and 3-1/2" end checks. Surfaced on two sides. Billing for a 12" clear on one face blank. 1 lb. 8C: Billing for an 8-1/4" clean blank. Several defects are present in the rest of this blank. 1 lb.
|
 9A, 9B, 9C
|
Snakewood Piratinera guianensis, Snakewood, is also known as Letter wood, Speckled wood, and Leopard wood. Its Latin name literally means Guiana sea pirate. Considered by experts to be the World's rarest commercially available species. The wood is difficult to work and dry wood can still check if it is heated while sanding. Expect to have 50% or less wood usable from any piece of wood available. Despite its difficultly in working, it is a beautiful wood that has reds and blacks in a traditional Viper pattern. This is undoubtedly where it acquired the name Snakewood. The tree is small, slender, and grows up to a foot in diameter and 40-60' tall. There is a varying amount of figure in each tree so each log can produce very different grades of lumber. Uses include: violin bows, parasols, canes, pens, bottle stoppers, umbrella handles, pool cues, and fishing pole butts. Primarily found in Suriname. 9A: 1-1/4" incursion on one face only. This is quartersawn with high figure! Suitable for 1911 pistol grips and knife scales. Bone dry! 1 lb. 9B: Knife scales, or pen blanks. Great figure without any defects. 1 lb. 9C: Knife scales, or pen blanks. Great figure without any defects. 1 lb.
|
 10A, 10B, 10C, 10D (pictures of 4 blanks above showing the front & back of the 4 pieces)
|
Snakewood Piratinera guianensis, Snakewood, is also known as Letter wood, Speckled wood, and Leopard wood. Its Latin name literally means Guiana sea pirate. Considered by experts to be the World's rarest commercially available species. The wood is difficult to work and dry wood can still check if it is heated while sanding. Expect to have 50% or less wood usable from any piece of wood available. Despite its difficultly in working, it is a beautiful wood that has reds and blacks in a traditional Viper pattern. This is undoubtedly where it acquired the name Snakewood. The tree is small, slender, and grows up to a foot in diameter and 40-60' tall. There is a varying amount of figure in each tree so each log can produce very different grades of lumber. Uses include: violin bows, parasols, canes, pens, bottle stoppers, umbrella handles, pool cues, and fishing pole butts. Primarily found in Suriname. 10A: Live edge. Three hairline surface checks on one face. Billing for 13" length which is in good condition. 1 lb. 10B: Slight taper in width in one area. 2" end check on edge only. Drumstick, chopstick, or inlay strips. Incredible figure. 1 lb. 10 C & D are a bookmatched chopstick set that are defect free. Incredible figure! 1 lb.
|
 11A, 11B, 11C, 11D, 11E, 11F (front & back of blanks shown in these two photos)  |
Snakewood Pen
Blanks Piratinera guianensis, Snakewood, is also known as Letter wood, Speckled wood, and Leopard wood. Its Latin name literally means Guiana sea pirate. Considered by experts to be the World's rarest commercially available species. The wood is difficult to work and dry wood can still check if it is heated while sanding. Expect to have 50% or less wood usable from any piece of wood available. Despite its difficultly in working, it is a beautiful wood that has reds and blacks in a traditional Viper pattern. This is undoubtedly where it acquired the name Snakewood. The tree is small, slender, and grows up to a foot in diameter and 40-60' tall. There is a varying amount of figure in each tree so each log can produce very different grades of lumber. Uses include: violin bows, parasols, canes, pens, bottle stoppers, umbrella handles, pool cues, and fishing pole butts. Primarily found in Suriname. 11C: One pin hole. 11D: Rough corner- fine for a pen. 11E: great figure. 11F: Rough corner- fine for a pen These blanks are all cut on our table saw and have wonderfull satin smooth surfaces with crisp edges. Slightly sanded.
|
 12A, 12B, 12C, 12D, 12E (front & back of blanks shown in these two photos)  |
Snakewood Pen
Blanks Piratinera guianensis, Snakewood, is also known as Letter wood, Speckled wood, and Leopard wood. Its Latin name literally means Guiana sea pirate. Considered by experts to be the World's rarest commercially available species. The wood is difficult to work and dry wood can still check if it is heated while sanding. Expect to have 50% or less wood usable from any piece of wood available. Despite its difficultly in working, it is a beautiful wood that has reds and blacks in a traditional Viper pattern. This is undoubtedly where it acquired the name Snakewood. The tree is small, slender, and grows up to a foot in diameter and 40-60' tall. There is a varying amount of figure in each tree so each log can produce very different grades of lumber. Uses include: violin bows, parasols, canes, pens, bottle stoppers, umbrella handles, pool cues, and fishing pole butts. Primarily found in Suriname. 12B: Rough ends on both sides. These blanks are all cut on our table saw and have wonderfull satin smooth surfaces with crisp edges. Slightly sanded.
|
 13A, 13B, 13C, 13D, 13E, 13F (front & back of blanks shown in these two photos)  |
Snakewood Pen
Blanks Piratinera guianensis, Snakewood, is also known as Letter wood, Speckled wood, and Leopard wood. Its Latin name literally means Guiana sea pirate. Considered by experts to be the World's rarest commercially available species. The wood is difficult to work and dry wood can still check if it is heated while sanding. Expect to have 50% or less wood usable from any piece of wood available. Despite its difficultly in working, it is a beautiful wood that has reds and blacks in a traditional Viper pattern. This is undoubtedly where it acquired the name Snakewood. The tree is small, slender, and grows up to a foot in diameter and 40-60' tall. There is a varying amount of figure in each tree so each log can produce very different grades of lumber. Uses include: violin bows, parasols, canes, pens, bottle stoppers, umbrella handles, pool cues, and fishing pole butts. Primarily found in Suriname. 13A, 13C, 13E: all incredible! These blanks are all cut on our table saw and have wonderfull satin smooth surfaces with crisp edges. Slightly sanded.
|
 14A, 14B, 14C, 14D, 14E (front & back of blanks shown in these two photos)  |
Snakewood Pen
Blanks Piratinera guianensis, Snakewood, is also known as Letter wood, Speckled wood, and Leopard wood. Its Latin name literally means Guiana sea pirate. Considered by experts to be the World's rarest commercially available species. The wood is difficult to work and dry wood can still check if it is heated while sanding. Expect to have 50% or less wood usable from any piece of wood available. Despite its difficultly in working, it is a beautiful wood that has reds and blacks in a traditional Viper pattern. This is undoubtedly where it acquired the name Snakewood. The tree is small, slender, and grows up to a foot in diameter and 40-60' tall. There is a varying amount of figure in each tree so each log can produce very different grades of lumber. Uses include: violin bows, parasols, canes, pens, bottle stoppers, umbrella handles, pool cues, and fishing pole butts. Primarily found in Suriname. 14A: Rough edge - fine for a pen. 14C & 14D: lots of black These blanks are all cut on our table saw and have wonderfull satin smooth surfaces with crisp edges. Slightly sanded.
|
 15A, 15B, 15C, 15D, 15E, 15F (front & back of blanks shown in these two photos)  |
Snakewood Pen
Blanks Piratinera guianensis, Snakewood, is also known as Letter wood, Speckled wood, and Leopard wood. Its Latin name literally means Guiana sea pirate. Considered by experts to be the World's rarest commercially available species. The wood is difficult to work and dry wood can still check if it is heated while sanding. Expect to have 50% or less wood usable from any piece of wood available. Despite its difficultly in working, it is a beautiful wood that has reds and blacks in a traditional Viper pattern. This is undoubtedly where it acquired the name Snakewood. The tree is small, slender, and grows up to a foot in diameter and 40-60' tall. There is a varying amount of figure in each tree so each log can produce very different grades of lumber. Uses include: violin bows, parasols, canes, pens, bottle stoppers, umbrella handles, pool cues, and fishing pole butts. Primarily found in Suriname. 15C: Incredible! 15F: Slight round edge, incredible! These blanks are all cut on our table saw and have wonderfull satin smooth surfaces with crisp edges. Slightly sanded.
|
 16A, 16B, 16C, 16D, 16E, 16F (front & back of blanks shown in these two photos)  |
Snakewood Pen
Blanks Piratinera guianensis, Snakewood, is also known as Letter wood, Speckled wood, and Leopard wood. Its Latin name literally means Guiana sea pirate. Considered by experts to be the World's rarest commercially available species. The wood is difficult to work and dry wood can still check if it is heated while sanding. Expect to have 50% or less wood usable from any piece of wood available. Despite its difficultly in working, it is a beautiful wood that has reds and blacks in a traditional Viper pattern. This is undoubtedly where it acquired the name Snakewood. The tree is small, slender, and grows up to a foot in diameter and 40-60' tall. There is a varying amount of figure in each tree so each log can produce very different grades of lumber. Uses include: violin bows, parasols, canes, pens, bottle stoppers, umbrella handles, pool cues, and fishing pole butts. Primarily found in Suriname. 16D: 3/4" incursion near end 3-3/4" appears clean. Sold as is. 16F: Incursion on edge and end check. Sold as is. These blanks are all cut on our table saw and have wonderfull satin smooth surfaces with crisp edges. Slightly sanded.
|
Home
|
Price List
|
Customer Service |
Customer Projects |
Ebay Store
Toll Free
1-877-672-5275 ~ 541-273-0925 phone ~
4wood@cookwoods.com
1650 East Main St. Klamath Falls, OR 97601
