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This Eucalyptus sp.  is a native Australian timber with distinctive red heartwood and white sapwood.  Dense, with a smooth, durable finish possible.  Burl eyes develop incursions.  Be prepared to fill the incursions with minerals like Turquoise or other fine choices. Interesting figure and colors! Beautiful with tight burl eyes! Small incursions and small checks are normal. Dry and surfaced on two sides.  Live edges and most have some small surface checks as noted. W16721:  A few checks on faces. 3/16″ bow and a 1/16″ cup.

This Eucalyptus sp.  is a native Australian timber with distinctive red heartwood and white sapwood.  Dense, with a smooth, durable finish possible.  Burl eyes develop incursions.  Be prepared to fill the incursions with minerals like Turquoise or other fine choices. Interesting figure and colors! Beautiful with tight burl eyes! Small incursions and small checks are normal. Dry and surfaced on two sides.  Live edges and most have some small surface checks as noted. W16722:  A few small bark incursions. 3/16″ bow.

This Eucalyptus sp.  is a native Australian timber with distinctive red heartwood and white sapwood.  Dense, with a smooth, durable finish possible.  Burl eyes develop incursions.  Be prepared to fill the incursions with minerals like Turquoise or other fine choices. Interesting figure and colors! Beautiful with tight burl eyes! Small incursions and small checks are normal. Dry and surfaced on two sides.  Live edges and most have some small surface checks as noted. W16723: Numerous small checks in the burl eyes.  These can be filled with sandpaper and a little glue or an interesting mineral.

This Eucalyptus sp.  is a native Australian timber with distinctive red heartwood and white sapwood.  Dense, with a smooth, durable finish possible.  Burl eyes develop incursions.  Be prepared to fill the incursions with minerals like Turquoise or other fine choices. Interesting figure and colors! Beautiful with tight burl eyes! Small incursions and small checks are normal. Dry and surfaced on two sides.  Live edges and most have some small surface checks as noted.  W16724:  Exceptional high figure!  A couple of very small checks.  Live edges and a 1/4″ bow.

This Eucalyptus sp.  is a native Australian timber with distinctive red heartwood and white sapwood.  Dense, with a smooth, durable finish possible.  Burl eyes develop incursions.  Be prepared to fill the incursions with minerals like Turquoise or other fine choices. Interesting figure and colors! Beautiful with tight burl eyes! Small incursions and small checks are normal. Dry and surfaced on two sides.  Live edges and most have some small surface checks as noted. Several of these are bookmatched sets! W16725: 1/8″ bow.  A few small bark incursions. W16726:  A few small bark incursions. Great overall quality.

This Eucalyptus sp.  is a native Australian timber with distinctive red heartwood and white sapwood.  Dense, with a smooth, durable finish possible.  Burl eyes develop incursions.  Be prepared to fill the incursions with minerals like Turquoise or other fine choices. Interesting figure and colors! Beautiful with tight burl eyes! Small incursions and small checks are normal. Dry and surfaced on two sides.  Live edges and most have some small surface checks as noted. Several of these are bookmatched sets! W16727:  A few small bark incursions. Great Overall Quality. W16728:  A few small bark incursions.

This Eucalyptus sp.  is a native Australian timber with distinctive red heartwood and white sapwood.  Dense, with a smooth, durable finish possible.  Burl eyes develop incursions.  Be prepared to fill the incursions with minerals like Turquoise or other fine choices. Interesting figure and colors! Beautiful with tight burl eyes! Small incursions and small checks are normal. Dry and surfaced on two sides.  Live edges and most have some small surface checks as noted. Several of these are bookmatched sets! W16729: A few small bark incursions. W16730: 3/16″ bow.  A few small bark incursions.

This Eucalyptus sp.  is a native Australian timber with distinctive red heartwood and white sapwood.  Dense, with a smooth, durable finish possible.  Burl eyes develop incursions.  Be prepared to fill the incursions with minerals like Turquoise or other fine choices. Interesting figure and colors! Beautiful with tight burl eyes! Small incursions and small checks are normal. Dry and surfaced on two sides.  Live edges and most have some small surface checks as noted. Several of these are bookmatched sets!  W16731 and W16732: 1/8″ bow.  Small surface checks. Quartersawn.  A few small bark incursions

Although not a true Ebony, Texas Ebony is just as dense and has similar working properties with less of a tendency to split. This is a very rare species that seldom makes it to market.  We were fortunate enough to obtain some magnificent stock with some very long and wide widths.  Most stock has air dried 3 yrs. & is surfaced on 2 sides. Texas Ebony somewhat resembles Bocote (cordia sp.)   Bone dry Texas Ebony!  Nice translucent goldens with some darker ring stripes. W16734: Planer skip on one face.  Perfectly quartersawn.

Although not a true Ebony, Texas Ebony is just as dense and has similar working properties with less of a tendency to split. This is a very rare species that seldom makes it to market.  We were fortunate enough to obtain some magnificent stock with some very long and wide widths.  Most stock has air dried 3 yrs. & is surfaced on 2 sides. Texas Ebony somewhat resembles Bocote (cordia sp.)   Bone dry Texas Ebony!  Nice translucent goldens with some darker ring stripes.

Although not a true Ebony, Texas Ebony is just as dense and has similar working properties with less of a tendency to split. This is a very rare species that seldom makes it to market.  We were fortunate enough to obtain some magnificent stock with some very long and wide widths.  Most stock has air dried 3 yrs. & is surfaced on 2 sides. Texas Ebony somewhat resembles Bocote (cordia sp.)   Bone dry Texas Ebony!  Nice translucent goldens with some darker ring stripes.  W16738: One face has soft white dry pockets.  The other face is sound.  Look for white specks on the edge of one face.

Emanating From Asia, this unique species (though not a true rosewood) shares many of the same colors and working properties of the true Dalbergias. The wood ranges in color from warm oranges and reds to almost black streaks. The streaks are very defined, unlike many woods. The wood is a bit stringy on the edges when milled but sanding or scraping removes this with little effort. This is one of our new favorites that is becoming popular quickly! Limited supply. Asia. Air dried for 2 years and wax sealed.

Emanating From Asia, this unique species (though not a true rosewood) shares many of the same colors and working properties of the true Dalbergias. The wood ranges in color from warm oranges and reds to almost black streaks. The streaks are very defined, unlike many woods. The wood is a bit stringy on the edges when milled but sanding or scraping removes this with little effort. This is one of our new favorites that is becoming popular quickly! Limited supply. Asia. Air dried for 2 years and wax sealed.

Terminalia biatata is also known as:  Indian Laurel, Derda, India Walnut, Indiawood, and Ixora.  A large tree growing to heights of 140′ with diameters of 3′ possible, it weighs 40 pounds per cubic foot on average.  It is a medium density wood that takes a nice high gloss finish.  It is typically used for veneers but other uses include: boxes, turned articles, and high end cabinetry.  The tree produces lumber of two different colors like the Limba tree from Equatorial Africa.  The upper section of the tree is straw colored and is usually marketed under the name Chuglam.  The lower trunk has color and is named silver-grey wood.  Asia. This was ordered in after we sold out of our last special in this species! Dry and surfaced on 2-4 sides. Ends are wax sealed. Several of these have some incredible figure! Similar in color to a tropical walnut or Mesquite but takes a smoother finish than both. W16612: Figured.

Terminalia biatata is also known as:  Indian Laurel, Derda, India Walnut, Indiawood, and Ixora.  A large tree growing to heights of 140′ with diameters of 3′ possible, it weighs 40 pounds per cubic foot on average.  It is a medium density wood that takes a nice high gloss finish.  It is typically used for veneers but other uses include: boxes, turned articles, and high end cabinetry.  The tree produces lumber of two different colors like the Limba tree from Equatorial Africa.  The upper section of the tree is straw colored and is usually marketed under the name Chuglam.  The lower trunk has color and is named silver-grey wood.  Asia. This was ordered in after we sold out of our last special in this species! Dry and surfaced on 2-4 sides. Ends are wax sealed. Several of these have some incredible figure! Similar in color to a tropical walnut or Mesquite but takes a smoother finish than both.