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Call to purchase! Related to red oak this species flourishes in the foothills of western Oregon and California. Much smaller than its eastern counterparts the trunk is usually 5-9′ long before the first libs. Usually only one log per tree is produced. Small knots are normal and should be a desirable feature if you are using this species. Colors are a mixture of Oregon white oak (greenish white) to the reds of the eastern species. The wood is not as green or as red as either of the afformentioned trees but rather a slightly warm tanish red color.

Size of the pallet
62″ average length x 41″ width
10 layers of 1″ boards
Surfaced 2 sides, kiln dried
Various grades

Shipped weight: 720 lbs.

166 board feet – that equates to only $2.04 per board foot!

Also know as Brazilian Teak Cumaru is a hard, heavy, and dense wood. Uses tend to be more on the industrial side. The wood is used commonly for flooring and decking as the fibers do not crush easily. Colors are reddish browns to goldens. Kiln dried and surfaced on two sides. 5″ end checks at one end. 39 lbs.

Also known as Indian Apple, this unique species from South America has golden sapwood when first milled that darkens to a rich American Cherry color within a month or two. The heartwood is marketed in veneer form as Tineo. Heartwood colors are strikingly beautiful with a bluish black variegated stripe through pinkish red. Steinway Piano Company makes a high end grand piano out of this wood! Tineo is unstable until dried with considerable shrikage during the drying process. Our larger turning stock is sold freshly cut and will need to be twice turned or allowed to move after shaping. Lumber is dry and usually surfaced on two sides. The wood is easy to work and glues well. Subtle and very exotic! Kiln dried and wax sealed. Most have beautiufl stripes of contrasting blue – black and pinkish reds! A Cook – Woods exclusive! Surfaced on two sides. Some have planer skip (rough faces). 3 lbs. each.

Also known as Indian Apple, this unique species from South America has golden sapwood when first milled that darkens to a rich American Cherry color within a month or two. The heartwood is marketed in veneer form as Tineo. Heartwood colors are strikingly beautiful with a bluish black variegated stripe through pinkish red. Steinway Piano Company makes a high end grand piano out of this wood! Tineo is unstable until dried with considerable shrikage during the drying process. Our larger turning stock is sold freshly cut and will need to be twice turned or allowed to move after shaping. Lumber is dry and usually surfaced on two sides. The wood is easy to work and glues well. Subtle and very exotic! Kiln dried and wax sealed. Most have beautiufl stripes of contrasting blue – black and pinkish reds! A Cook – Woods exclusive! Surfaced on two sides. Some have planer skip (rough faces). 3 lbs. each.

African Rosewood, or Bubinga, is a beautiful hardwood from Africa’s West Coast. Though not a true Rosewood, it is denser than several Rosewoods. We offer Bubinga in special Pomelle, figured, and standard. A much overlooked tone wood, Bubinga is an up and coming 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. Kiln dried and surfaced on two sides. West Coast of Africa. 3-19-09-1A: numerous checks, good for small projects only. 3-19-09-1B: Nice figure, 2 checks on one face. 3-19-09-1C: Beautiful figure.

Called Mpingo by tribal Africans, this member of the Rosewood family has long been recognized as the World’s best tone wood, surpassing the revered “Brazilian Rosewood.” The wood is black with violet streaks (when seen up close). At a distance it appears as black as night. This hardwood finishes to an incredibly fine satiny smooth polish. It is difficult to work and bend, but glues ok. It is very stable in use. All of these are dry and ready to use! 6-17-10-A: 4″ surface check on one face. Good overall condition 1 lb. 6-17-10-B: 3″ end check and one pin hole. 1 lb. 6-17-10-C: One small 1/4″ knot 1″ from end. 1 lb.

Wenge is a dense wood from equatorial West Africa that has good working properties. It has been difficult to obtain over the last 10 years due to the internal conflict in Africa. Wenge is a good wood in place of ebony and has fine dark lines with narrow brown streaks. Kiln dried and surfaced on two sides. Clean & flatsawn to show grain patterns. 11 lbs. each.

Juglans regia eminates from Circassia in the Cacausus and is the original Walnut of Europe. This tree was prized for its walnuts and was planted all throughout Europe and England. Color variations are due to the varied climates and soil conditions in which the trees grows. Juglans walnut is translated to “white walnut” so finding dark striping and marblecake figure is the rare exception. This wood has been prized for centuries for firearm stocks and fine furniture. It works and finishes much like American black walnut. 4B: 4″ end split, good marblecake for shotgun fore ends

Juglans regia emanates from Circassia in the Cacausus and is the original Walnut of Europe. This tree was prized for its walnuts and was planted all throughout Europe and England. Color variations are due to the varied climates and soil conditions in which the trees grows. Juglans walnut is translated to “white walnut” so finding dark striping and marble cake figure is the rare exception. This wood has been prized for centuries for firearm stocks and fine furniture. It works and finishes much like American black walnut. Air dried for 2-1/2 years on sticks. Moisture ranges from 15-20%. Surfaced on two sides with wax sealed ends. Knots, incursions, or checks are possible. Live edges and taper are the norm. Unique patterns! Hard to find thick large slabs with great color! Large penetrating knot with 8″ check. Live edge. Narrow face has lighter color and is soft on the outside edge. 8″ sound with in the narrow waist of the board. This can make a rifle blank for a Ruger M77 as long as you put an Ebony tipped fore end. 25 lbs.

Juglans regia emanates from Circassia in the Cacausus and is the original Walnut of Europe. This tree was prized for its walnuts and was planted all throughout Europe and England. Color variations are due to the varied climates and soil conditions in which the trees grows. Juglans walnut is translated to “white walnut” so finding dark striping and marble cake figure is the rare exception. This wood has been prized for centuries for firearm stocks and fine furniture. It works and finishes much like American black walnut. Air dried for 2-1/2 years on sticks. Moisture ranges from 15-20%. Surfaced on two sides with wax sealed ends. Knots, incursions, or checks are possible. Live edges and taper are the norm. Unique patterns! Hard to find thick large slabs with great color! 3″ end check. Soft area near the dog eared end with chainsaw cut edge. Apx.9″ x3″ area. Curly marble cake! We are billing for 8-1/4″ width. 18 lbs.

Our Goncalo Alves, also known as Tigerwood or South American Zebrawood originates on the East Coast of Brazil though this particular species can be found anywhere between Mexico and Brazil. Huge logs up to six feet in diameter are available, but these large logs usually lack the beautiful dark streaking that makes this wood so desirable. There are a couple of surface checks on this board but overall this is very nice board! Packaged weight: 21. Due to the length, this item will be cut in half prior to shipping. Please call if you would like this item shipped uncut. Additional shipping charges will apply.

Our Goncalo Alves, also known as Tigerwood or South American Zebrawood originates on the East Coast of Brazil though this particular species can be found anywhere between Mexico and Brazil. Huge logs up to six feet in diameter are available, but these large logs usually lack the beautiful dark streaking that makes this wood so desirable. Naturally oily the wood is dense and takes an incredible polish and is great for turning! This is a large board with a lot of good usable wood. 6″ end check on each end. Packaged weight: 28

Our Goncalo Alves, also known as Tigerwood or South American Zebrawood originates on the East Coast of Brazil though this particular species can be found anywhere between Mexico and Brazil. Huge logs up to six feet in diameter are available, but these large logs usually lack the beautiful dark streaking that makes this wood so desirable. Naturally oily the wood is dense and takes an incredible polish and is great for turning! There are 2 checks on the side. and a small bug hole. Packaged weight: 21

This is a very well Quilted figuree board of African cherry. This was cut from a veneer log and you can tell from the highly figured grain! A few checks are present and a 1/8″ cup and bow. Africa. Packaged weight: 23 lbs. Due to the length, this item will be cut in half prior to shipping. Please call if you would like this item shipped uncut. Additional shipping charges will apply.

Tieghemella heckelii. This African hardwood is also commonly known as African Cherry, yielding a finished product with rich pink & golden colors. It has a high silica content in it so it is not the best for machinability but it is worth the effort due to its beauty. One of the contributing factors to its often present mottled figure and chatoyant shimmer is its interlocked grain. There is some nice figure in this board! Packaged weight: 18. Due to the length, this item will be cut in half prior to shipping. Please call if you would like this item shipped uncut. Additional shipping charges will apply.