This fits a 20" x 10" x 6" box. This is a great way to sample our species without spending a lot on large boards. These are a mixture of short boards that have been cleaned up to remove checks and other defects, however a random check, live edge, or incursion may be present. These are great for tinkering with different species making boxes, pens, intarsia, jewelry, and other interesting projects. Dry and ready to use. A few pieces may have some residual moisture. Generally the material is kiln dried and surfaced on two sides. Species may include: Redheart, Oregon Myrtlewood, Padauk, California Claro Walnut, Big Leaf Maple, African Zebra, African Bubinga, Mexican Royal Ebony, Greenheart, Marblewood, Oregon Madrone, Bloodwood, Mahogany, Acacia, and Many Others! Specific species in this pack do not come labeled with the species name. Boards can be labeled for an additional $15 fee. Please email us directly after checkout.

Length: 4” up to 20” Width: 1” up to 6” Thickness: 1/8” up to 1” (average ¾”) 18-20lbs

We've selected only the best for this 5 pack! You'll find exotics like Vera, Cocobolo, Bocote & Redheart among others mixed with beautiful domestics like Maple Burl, Redwood Burl, and the like! They are typically 5" x 3/4" x 3/4", plus or minus 1/8". These pen blanks are dry and ready for your projects!

***These blanks are not labeled. If you need them to be, please call us to place your order and we can process a $5 fee for that service. Thank you!

This variety pack contains a great range of domestic & exotic wood species. They are typically 5" x 3/4" x 3/4", +/- 1/8". Quality may vary and a few may have a minor bow or rough corner edge, but these are all usable for pens. Pen blanks are not labeled by species to keep your cost low. Blanks measure 3/4" but may vary by approximately 1/8" +/-. These pen blanks are good quality, dry and ready to turn into beautiful pens!

INCLUDES 1 WOOD BLANK (several blanks are shown to indicate the range of color/grain to expect). This incredibly beautiful Central American turning blank has rich reddish-brown color. Hormigo negro is hard and dense, machining well with sharp tools. It has been air drying for a year and contains residual moisture as of November 2018. The high gloss polish in Hormigo negro makes it highly desireable for woodturning.

Looking for value? This lumber pack has 33% more volume than our Short Boards Box. This wood is a mixture of short boards in both domestic and exotic species. They have been cleaned up to remove checks and other defects, however a random check, live edge, or incursion may be present. These are great for tinkering with different species to make small woodworking projects like boxes, pens, intarsia, jewelry, and more! Generally the wood is dry and ready to use, but a few pieces may have some residual moisture. Most pieces are kiln dried and surfaced on two sides. Species may include: Redheart, Oregon Myrtlewood, Bloodwood, Padauk, California Claro Walnut, Big Leaf Maple, African Zebra, African Bubinga, Mexican Royal Ebony, Greenheart, Marblewood, Oregon Madrone, Bloodwood, Mahogany, Acacia, and Many Others! We are unable to pick specific sizing or species and the wood in this box is NOT LABELED to keep costs down for you!

Length: 4” up to 24” Width: 1” up to 6” Thickness: 1/8” up to 1” (average ¾”) Weight is approximately 21-24 lbs.

These delightful Munchi Lodgepole Pine cookies are sure to brighten anyone's day! This 6/pack is a perfect gift that can be used year round! Air dried and ready for your creative finishing touches! This is an assorted size of cookies that measure between approx. 3" and 5" across.

A figured, warmly colored wood, this African species is dry and ready to use. It will lend a pop of color & depth to your next project. The width is typically measured smaller than the actual size to allow for rough edges. Ends may have a minor split or two. Please note that the weight listed is for shipping purposes and is not the actual weight. Each sheet sold individually unless noted as a pack. May not be perfectly flat due to the nature of figured veneer. The sheet is sliced at 1/32" thick but due to shrinkage, the sheets will be thinner than listed. EACH SHEET SOLD SEPARATELY: 1 SHEET INCLUDED

INCLUDES 1 WOOD BLANK (several blanks are shown to indicate the range of color/grain to expect). This incredibly beautiful Central American turning blank has rich reddish-brown color. Hormigo negro is hard and dense, machining well with sharp tools. It is in the process of air drying and contains residual moisture. The high gloss polish in Hormigo negro makes it highly desireable for woodturning.

A figured, warmly colored wood, this African species is dry and ready to use. It will lend a pop of color & depth to your next project. The width is typically measured smaller than the actual size to allow for rough edges. Ends may have a minor split or two. Please note that the weight listed is for shipping purposes and is not the actual weight. Each sheet sold individually unless noted as a pack. May not be perfectly flat due to the nature of figured veneer. The sheet is sliced at 1/32" thick but due to shrinkage, the sheets will be thinner than listed. EACH SHEET SOLD SEPARATELY: 1 SHEET INCLUDED

INCLUDES 1 WOOD BLANK (several blanks are shown to indicate the range of color/grain to expect). This incredibly beautiful Central American turning stock has rich reddish-brown color. Hormigo negro is hard and dense, machining well with sharp tools. It has been air drying for a year and contains residual moisture. The high gloss polish in Hormigo negro makes it highly desireable for woodturning. Skill Level: Beginner.

INCLUDES 1 WOOD BLANK (several blanks are shown to indicate the range of color/grain to expect). This incredibly beautiful Central American turning blank has rich reddish-brown color. Hormigo negro is hard and dense, machining well with sharp tools. It is in the process of air drying and contains residual moisture. The high gloss polish in Hormigo negro makes it highly desireable for woodturning.

INCLUDES 1 WOOD BLANK (several blanks are shown to indicate the range of color/grain to expect). Dalbergia baronii, Madagascar Rosewood, is from the island of Madagascar in Africa. The colors and tonal properties are very similar to Brazilian rosewood (Dalbergia Nigra). Black variegated ink lines are present in selected Madagascar Rosewood logs. These produce stunning wood that is highly favored by luthiers. Colors range from browns to reds with black lines. The working properties are very similar to Brazilian Rosewood. It glues satisfactorily and takes a high polish. Tap tone is bright with good sustain. The supply is getting scarce for any Rosewood but particularly the Madagascar varieties. All of this wood has been in the USA for 9 years, prior to any restrictions placed on importation of Madagascar species. Dry and ready to use!

Ships to USA only due to Cites regulations.

A figured, warmly colored wood, this African species is dry and ready to use. It will lend a pop of color & depth to your next project. The width is typically measured smaller than the actual size to allow for rough edges. Ends may have a minor split or two. Please note that the weight listed is for shipping purposes and is not the actual weight. Each sheet sold individually unless noted as a pack. May not be perfectly flat due to the nature of figured veneer. The sheet is sliced at 1/32" thick but due to shrinkage, the sheets will be thinner than listed. EACH SHEET SOLD SEPARATELY: 1 SHEET INCLUDED

INCLUDES 1 WOOD BLANK (several blanks are shown to indicate the range of color/grain to expect). This incredibly beautiful Central American pen blank has rich reddish-brown color. Hormigo negro is hard and dense, machining well with sharp tools. It has been air drying for a year and contains residual moisture as of November 2018. The high gloss polish in Hormigo negro makes it highly desireable for woodturning. Skill Level: Beginner.

Native to Southeastern Australia and the island of Tasmania, this is a large evergreen tree that grows up to 297 ft. tall and 6 ft. or more in diameter with most growing from 100-175 ft. feet tall. The tallest currently known specimen in Tasmania is currently 297 ft.  The natural distribution of the species includes Tasmania and southern Victoria (particularly the Otway Ranges and southern Gippsland). This species was planted in Hawaii in 1865 after being successfully planted in Western California in 1856 from Australian seeds.  Blue Gum trees have been a part of the California landscape since the Gold Rush.  They were planted in huge numbers well before the timber speculation wave hit. Part of the reason for planting the trees was for windbreaks on farms and orchards, as seedlings can grow 25 feet per season for several years after planting, and don't need much additional help growing. Tasmanian Blue Gum leaves are used as a therapeutic herbal tea.  The flowers of the tree are a good source of nectar and pollen for bees.  The tree has naturalized in California and Hawaii and about 1915 was starting to be viewed as an invasive species in California.  As of 2014 this Australian Blue Gum is considered the #1 invasive exotic species in California so you are helping to restore California’s original ecosystem by using this unique, dense evergreen.  The wood is closer to the density and working properties of Brazilian hardwoods than any hardwoods that are native to North America. Veneers may have slight rough edge/ends. Pieces are larger than listed, but edge/end checking accounted for. May not be perfectly flat due to the nature of figured veneer. The sheet is sliced at 1/32" thick but due to shrinkage, the sheets will be thinner than listed. 1 VENEER INCLUDED IN PRICE

INCLUDES 1 WOOD BLANK (several blanks are shown to indicate the range of color/grain to expect). This incredibly beautiful Central American turning stock has rich reddish-brown color. Hormigo negro is hard and dense, machining well with sharp tools. It has been air drying for a year and contains residual moisture. The high gloss polish in Hormigo negro makes it highly desireable for woodturning. Skill Level: Beginner.

Japanese Sen, also known as Haragiri or Sen-no-ki, is similar in color to Tamo Ash. Colors range from a pale yellow-grey to almost white. It's popular for both furniture and interiors, with it's straight fine grain. Sizes listed have taken into account any end/edge checks that may be present. May not be perfectly flat due to the nature of figured veneer. The sheet is sliced at 1/32" thick but due to shrinkage, the sheets will be thinner than listed. EACH SHEET SOLD SEPARATELY: 1 SHEET INCLUDED

In lumber it is also known as Ovangkol or Shedua, this beautiful African hardwood veneer has been used in many architectural and high end applications worldwide for many years now. It is noted for its beautiful range of color and reasonable price. From Equatorial West Africa, Mozambique is still available in large logs. Color is similar to East Indian Rosewood and the grain is interlocked like Bubinga. In fact, Mozambique is from the same family as Bubinga and shares many of the same traits. This veneer is a great value. Sizes listed have taken into account any end/edge checks that may be present. May not be perfectly flat due to the nature of figured veneer. The sheet is sliced at 1/32" thick but due to shrinkage, the sheets will be thinner than listed. EACH SHEET SOLD SEPARATELY: 1 SHEET INCLUDED

INCLUDES 1 WOOD BLANK (several blanks are shown to indicate the range of color/grain to expect). This incredibly beautiful Central American turning blank has rich reddish-brown color. Hormigo negro is hard and dense, machining well with sharp tools. It is in the process of air drying and contains residual moisture. The high gloss polish in Hormigo negro makes it highly desireable for woodturning.

This fine Brazilian hardwood adds nice contrast to any project. Dry and ready to use! May not be perfectly flat due to the nature of figured veneer. The sheet is sliced at 1/32" thick but due to shrinkage, the sheets will be thinner than listed. EACH SHEET SOLD SEPARATELY: 1 SHEET INCLUDED

INCLUDES 1 WOOD BLANK (several blanks are shown to indicate the range of color/grain to expect). This Acacia Mangium has beautiful colors that range from golden tans to deep dark browns! This material is kiln dried and surfaced on two sides. Pieces may have some planer skips and minor knots.

Native to Southeastern Australia and the island of Tasmania, this is a large evergreen tree that grows up to 297 ft. tall and 6 ft. or more in diameter with most growing from 100-175 ft. feet tall. The tallest currently known specimen in Tasmania is currently 297 ft.  The natural distribution of the species includes Tasmania and southern Victoria (particularly the Otway Ranges and southern Gippsland). This species was planted in Hawaii in 1865 after being successfully planted in Western California in 1856 from Australian seeds.  Blue Gum trees have been a part of the California landscape since the Gold Rush.  They were planted in huge numbers well before the timber speculation wave hit. Part of the reason for planting the trees was for windbreaks on farms and orchards, as seedlings can grow 25 feet per season for several years after planting, and don't need much additional help growing. Tasmanian Blue Gum leaves are used as a therapeutic herbal tea.  The flowers of the tree are a good source of nectar and pollen for bees.  The tree has naturalized in California and Hawaii and about 1915 was starting to be viewed as an invasive species in California.  As of 2014 this Australian Blue Gum is considered the #1 invasive exotic species in California so you are helping to restore California's original ecosystem by using this unique, dense evergreen.  The wood is closer to the density and working properties of Brazilian hardwoods than any hardwoods that are native to North America. Veneers may have slight rough edge/ends. Pieces are larger than listed, but edge/end checking accounted for. May not be perfectly flat due to the nature of figured veneer. The sheet is sliced at 1/32" thick but due to shrinkage, the sheets will be thinner than listed. 1 VENEER INCLUDED IN PRICE

Japanese Sen, also known as Haragiri or Sen-no-ki, is similar in color to Tamo Ash. Colors range from a pale yellow-grey to almost white. It's popular for both furniture and interiors, with it's straight fine grain. Sizes listed have taken into account any end/edge checks that may be present. May not be perfectly flat due to the nature of figured veneer. The sheet is sliced at 1/32" thick but due to shrinkage, the sheets will be thinner than listed. EACH SHEET SOLD SEPARATELY: 1 SHEET INCLUDED

Curupixa wood, also known as Curupixa, is native to South and Central America. Color ranges from a light brown to a reddish brown throughout. It has a medium texture and is simple to work with. Our figured material, with its interlocked grain, is very eye catching. Sizes listed have taken into account any end/edge checks that may be present. May not be perfectly flat due to the nature of figured veneer. The sheet is sliced at 1/32" thick but due to shrinkage, the sheets will be thinner than listed. EACH SHEET SOLD SEPARATELY: 1 SHEET INCLUDED

A figured, warmly colored wood, this African species is dry and ready to use. It will lend a pop of color & depth to your next project. The width is typically measured smaller than the actual size to allow for rough edges. Ends may have a minor split or two. Please note that the weight listed is for shipping purposes and is not the actual weight. Each sheet sold individually unless noted as a pack. May not be perfectly flat due to the nature of figured veneer. The sheet is sliced at 1/32" thick but due to shrinkage, the sheets will be thinner than listed. EACH SHEET SOLD SEPARATELY: 1 SHEET INCLUDED

A figured, warmly colored wood, this African species is dry and ready to use. It will lend a pop of color & depth to your next project. The width is typically measured smaller than the actual size to allow for rough edges. Ends may have a minor split or two. Please note that the weight listed is for shipping purposes and is not the actual weight. Each sheet sold individually unless noted as a pack. May not be perfectly flat due to the nature of figured veneer. The sheet is sliced at 1/32" thick but due to shrinkage, the sheets will be thinner than listed. EACH SHEET SOLD SEPARATELY: 1 SHEET INCLUDED

Japanese Sen, also known as Haragiri or Sen-no-ki, is similar in color to Tamo Ash. Colors range from a pale yellow-grey to almost white. It's popular for both furniture and interiors, with it's straight fine grain. Sizes listed have taken into account any end/edge checks that may be present. May not be perfectly flat due to the nature of figured veneer. The sheet is sliced at 1/32" thick but due to shrinkage, the sheets will be thinner than listed. EACH SHEET SOLD SEPARATELY: 1 SHEET INCLUDED

This fine Brazilian hardwood adds nice contrast to any project. Dry and ready to use! May not be perfectly flat due to the nature of figured veneer. The sheet is sliced at 1/32" thick but due to shrinkage, the sheets will be thinner than listed. EACH SHEET SOLD SEPARATELY: 1 SHEET INCLUDED

A figured, warmly colored wood, this African species is dry and ready to use. It will lend a pop of color & depth to your next project. The width is typically measured smaller than the actual size to allow for rough edges. Ends may have a minor split or two. Please note that the weight listed is for shipping purposes and is not the actual weight. Each sheet sold individually unless noted as a pack. May not be perfectly flat due to the nature of figured veneer. The sheet is sliced at 1/32" thick but due to shrinkage, the sheets will be thinner than listed. EACH SHEET SOLD SEPARATELY: 1 SHEET INCLUDED

This turning blank has nice colors and is very rare! This is a Southeast Asian species! It has lots of small contrasting lines and as it ages, it turns to a reddish brown colors. It has air dried for 1+ year as of June 2020, and contains residual moisture. Great for knife scales, pens, and smaller projects. This bowl blank has a full length check present.