Sapele

Slightly heavier and finer grain than Honduras Mahogany, this species is also called Sapele Mahogany. Originating from Africa, this species has beautiful, lustrous iridescence with colors that range from light pink to brown and gold to red. Interlocked grain. Stable in use. Incredibly figured! Kiln dried and ready to use. Great billets for electric or bass guitars. W16810: 1″ end checks on each end.  Prolific pin holes.  Great figure!

Slightly heavier and finer grain than Honduras Mahogany, this species is also called Sapele Mahogany. Originating from Africa, this species has beautiful, lustrous iridescence with colors that range from light pink to brown and gold to red. Interlocked grain. Stable in use. Incredibly figured! Kiln dried and ready to use. Great billets for electric or bass guitars. W16812: 2″ end split.  A few other 2-3″ end checks near on edge.  A few pon holes.

Slightly heavier and finer grain than Honduras Mahogany, this species is also called Sapele Mahogany. Originating from Africa, this species has beautiful, lustrous iridescence with colors that range from light pink to brown and gold to red. Interlocked grain. Stable in use. Incredibly figured! Kiln dried and ready to use. Great billets for electric or bass guitars. W16813: Two 1″ bark incursions.  A couple of rough edges.  5 pin holes.  A couple of short end checks on each end.

Slightly heavier and finer grain than Honduras Mahogany, this species is also called Sapele Mahogany. Originating from Africa, this species has beautiful, lustrous iridescence with colors that range from light pink to brown and gold to red. Interlocked grain. Stable in use. W16661: Good figure on one face.

Slightly heavier and finer grain than Honduras Mahogany, this species is also called Sapele Mahogany. Originating from Africa, this species has beautiful, lustrous iridescence with colors that range from light pink to brown and gold to red. Interlocked grain. Stable in use. W16662: Kiln dried and surfaced on two sides with planer skip.

Slightly heavier and finer grain than Honduras Mahogany, this species is also called Sapele Mahogany. Originating from Africa, this species has beautiful, lustrous iridescence with colors that range from light pink to brown and gold to red. Interlocked grain. Stable in use. W16686: Incredible grain with 3-D figure!  Dry and surfaced.  A few small pin holes on faces.

Slightly heavier and finer grain than Honduras Mahogany, this species is also called Sapele Mahogany. Originating from Africa, this species has beautiful, lustrous iridescence with colors that range from light pink to brown and gold to red. Kiln dried FAS grade Ribbon figured Sapele.  Great lumber that is easy to work and takes a nice finish.  All are quarter or rift sawn.  85% are quartered.

Slightly heavier and finer grain than Honduras Mahogany, this species is also called Sapele Mahogany. Originating from Africa, this species has beautiful, lustrous iridescence with colors that range from light pink to brown and gold to red. Kiln dried FAS grade Ribbon figured Sapele.  Great lumber that is easy to work and takes a nice finish.  All are quarter or rift sawn.  85% are quartered.

Slightly heavier and finer grain than Honduras Mahogany, this species is also called Sapele Mahogany. Originating from Africa, this species has beautiful, lustrous iridescence with colors that range from light pink to brown and gold to red. Kiln dried FAS grade Ribbon figured Sapele.  Great lumber that is easy to work and takes a nice finish.  All are quarter or rift sawn.  85% are quartered.

Slightly heavier and finer grain than Honduras Mahogany, this species is also called Sapele Mahogany. Originating from Africa, this species has beautiful, lustrous iridescence with colors that range from light pink to brown and gold to red. Kiln dried FAS grade Ribbon figured Sapele.  Great lumber that is easy to work and takes a nice finish.  All are quarter or rift sawn.  85% are quartered.

Slightly heavier and finer grain than Honduras Mahogany, this species is also called Sapele Mahogany. Originating from Africa, this species has beautiful, lustrous iridescence with colors that range from light pink to brown and gold to red. Kiln dried FAS grade Ribbon figured Sapele.  Great lumber that is easy to work and takes a nice finish.  All are quarter or rift sawn.  85% are quartered.

Slightly heavier and finer grain than Honduras Mahogany, this species is also called Sapele Mahogany. Originating from Africa, this species has beautiful, lustrous iridescence with colors that range from light pink to brown and gold to red. Great Figured stock that is dry and ready to cut into guitar back or sides depending on billet selection. W14806 and W14807: Suitable for Acoustic Guitar backs or Bass/Electric Tops!

Slightly heavier and finer grain than Honduras Mahogany, this species is also called Sapele Mahogany. Originating from Africa, this species has beautiful, lustrous iridescence with colors that range from light pink to brown and gold to red.
Great Figured stock that is dry and ready to cut into guitar back or sides depending on billet selection.  W14808: Suitable for an Acoustic Guitar back or Bass Electric Top. W14809: Side Billet. W14810: Side Billet.

Slightly heavier and finer grain than Honduras Mahogany, this species is also called Sapele Mahogany. Originating from Africa, this species has beautiful, lustrous iridescence with colors that range from light pink to brown and gold to red. Figured Sapele with interesting grain patterns. W14816: Best Figure

Slightly heavier and finer grain than Honduras Mahogany, this species is also called Sapele Mahogany. Originating from Africa, this species has beautiful, lustrous iridescence with colors that range from light pink to brown and gold to red. Figured Sapele with interesting grain patterns.