This exceptional, marblecake English Walnut turning stock has incredible color and figure - some of the best we’ve ever had. It’s from a 100 year old, reclaimed orchard that we found and salvaged. The wood is freshly cut, wax sealed as of February 2020, and contains residual moisture. This high quality woodturning stock is brimming with possibilities! Reward your lathe with a woodworking treat!

This Walnut slab has amazing areas with figure. The colors are stunning! This slab has planer skips, checks, splits on both ends, bug holes along the live edges, bark incursions, and knots with checks. Kiln dried and surfaced on two sides. 

This Walnut slab has amazing areas with figure. The colors are stunning! This slab has planer skips, checks, splits on both ends, bug holes along the live edges, bark incursions, and knots with checks. Kiln dried and surfaced on two sides. 

This Walnut slab has amazing areas with figure. The colors are stunning! This slab has planer skips, checks, splits on both ends, bug holes along the live edges, bark incursions, and knots with checks. The thickness on one end is 2-3/4". Kiln dried and surfaced on two sides. 

This gun stock has amazing colors and pattern! It has a 5/8" knot present on the right edge, numbered face. There is a 1/4" deep ringshake present along with some incursions. There are bird peck patterns and a couple pin knot voids. The pin knot voids fall outside of the template except for one which could be filled. It fits a Cooper, etc. Aged for 5 years. Contains 9.3% residual moisture!

This gun stock has feather crotchwood figure and marbling pattern! It fits a Cooper, Remington 1700, etc. Aged for 5 years. Contains 8.3% residual moisture!

This exceptional English Walnut turning stock has incredible color and figure! These turning blanks are dry and ready to use! Suitable for forend!

This exceptional, marblecake English Walnut turning stock has incredible color and figure - some of the best we’ve ever had. It’s from a 100 year old, reclaimed orchard that we found and salvaged. The wood is freshly cut, wax sealed as of December 2019, and contains residual moisture. This high quality woodturning stock is brimming with possibilities! Reward your lathe with a woodworking treat! This turning square is suitable for a forend!

This exceptional, marblecake English Walnut turning stock has incredible color and figure - some of the best we’ve ever had. It’s from a 100 year old, reclaimed orchard that we found and salvaged. The wood is freshly cut, wax sealed as of December 2019, and contains residual moisture. This high quality woodturning stock is brimming with possibilities! Reward your lathe with a woodworking treat! This turning square is off square up to 80 degrees with a rough corner edge.

This special English Walnut was cut from a large, highly figured log that we purchased from a landowner in California who was taking out their orchard. The lumber was dried in our vacuum kiln and is ready to use! It has been surfaced on two sides. Excellent black marbled streaks, fiddleback, and crotch wood figure can be present to add a touch of class to your woodworking. This piece of lumber has a live edge with soft spalting, knots, incursions, and checks present.

This turning square has nice colors with figure! It has beautiful fine black lines with sapwood color contrast on edge. There is a 1/2" knot present. Could be used for a forend for shotguns and rifles. Aged for 5 years as of May 2019, wax sealed, and contains residual moisture.

This piece has incredible color and figure! Suitable for buttstocks. There are a few surface checks and a 1/16-1/8" incursions. Aged slowly to perfection over 7 years. Dry and ready to use!

This forend blank has incredible color and figure! It has a 4" check on the edge opposite of the numbers that will mill away. Aged slowly to perfection over 7 years. Dry and ready to use. It is also suitable for shotgun/rifle.

This piece has amazing color and figure! It is ideally suited for a 2 piece because of the curve, but it will still fit a Weatherby or a Cooper template. Suitable for rifles up to 7mm Magnum. There are a few pin knots and a couple incursions (green paint). Aged slowly to perfection over 7 years. Dry and ready to use!

This piece has incredible figure and lots of fiddleback! Suitable for a shotgun, dakota arms, or any rifle. Grade 8-9 piece. Aged slowly to perfection over 7 years. Dry and ready to use!

This piece has incredible figure and would be ideal for a buttstock or rifle. We have other pieces available for forend. Aged slowly to perfection over 7 years. Dry and ready to use!

This piece has incredible color and figure! Aged slowly to perfection over 7 years. Dry and ready to use!

This piece has amazing color and figure! It is suitable for a buttstock. Aged slowly to perfection over 7 years. Dry and ready to use!

Juglans regia emanates from Circassia in the Caucasus Mountain region. It is the original Walnut of Europe.  The 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 tree 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 better than any Native American Walnut species.  The grain is exceptionally fine and holds an edge quite well which makes it exceptional for checkering on rifle and shotgun stocks. English Walnut from the USA is typically grown in orchards where the stump (root system) is California Claro Walnut (Juglans hindsii) grafted to the thin shelled English Walnut.  English Walnut trees are generally small due to a weaker root system and do not produce a large amount of nuts. Claro Walnut root systems are very strong and in a sense turbo charge the growth of walnuts which is the goal of the nut producers.  A plentiful, thin-shelled nut of high quality is produced.  A wonderful by-product of the grafting is a California Claro Walnut burl underground and a larger than usual English Walnut trunk.  Black or dark streaks are produced in a small amount of trees and there is a lot of discussion as to why certain trees have more of the desired streaking while others may not have any at all.  When trees produce exceptionally large trunks and stunning striping, they are often used for firearms. Rifle blanks often sell for between $500 to $2,500 with some stock blanks fetching upwards of $5,000 each! These beautiful blanks have all been aged for six years and are between 4 and 10% moisture with most being between 6 and 8 percent. Fits a Weatherby blank. There is a check on the side with the feather crotch. There is a penetrating hole from the pith behind the pistol grip area of the blank. This hole will machine away when made into a rifle.

Juglans regia emanates from Circassia in the Caucasus Mountain region. It is the original Walnut of Europe. The 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 tree 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 better than any Native American Walnut species. The grain is exceptionally fine and holds an edge quite well which makes it exceptional for checkering on rifle and shotgun stocks. English Walnut from the USA is typically grown in orchards where the stump (root system) is California Claro Walnut (Juglans hindsii) grafted to the thin shelled English Walnut.  English Walnut trees are generally small due to a weaker root system and do not produce a large amount of nuts. Claro Walnut root systems are very strong and in a sense turbo charge the growth of walnuts which is the goal of the nut producers. A plentiful, thin-shelled nut of high quality is produced. A wonderful by-product of the grafting is a California Claro Walnut burl underground and a larger than usual English Walnut trunk. Black or dark streaks are produced in a small amount of trees and there is a lot of discussion as to why certain trees have more of the desired streaking while others may not have any at all. When trees produce exceptionally large trunks and stunning striping, they are often used for firearms. Rifle blanks often sell for between $500 to $2,500 with some stock blanks fetching upwards of $5,000 each! Dried for 5 years and ready to use. Beautiful marble grain with fiddleback in butt stock. Goregous! Would fit large rifle. 3/4" inch check that falls outside of template area easily. Knot also falls out of template area. Pistol grip with have a slight amount of sapwood that will add great contrast.

Juglans regia emanates from Circassia in the Caucasus Mountain region. It is the original Walnut of Europe. The 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 tree 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 better than any Native American Walnut species. The grain is exceptionally fine and holds an edge quite well which makes it exceptional for checkering on rifle and shotgun stocks. English Walnut from the USA is typically grown in orchards where the stump (root system) is California Claro Walnut (Juglans hindsii) grafted to the thin shelled English Walnut. English Walnut trees are generally small due to a weaker root system and do not produce a large amount of nuts. Claro Walnut root systems are very strong and in a sense turbo charge the growth of walnuts which is the goal of the nut producers. A plentiful, thin-shelled nut of high quality is produced. A wonderful by-product of the grafting is a California Claro Walnut burl underground and a larger than usual English Walnut trunk. Black or dark streaks are produced in a small amount of trees and there is a lot of discussion as to why certain trees have more of the desired streaking while others may not have any at all. When trees produce exceptionally large trunks and stunning striping, they are often used for firearms. Rifle blanks often sell for between $500 to $2,500 with some stock blanks fetching upwards of $5,000 each! Dried for 5 years and ready to use. Beautiful blank. Couple of minor bark incursions that fall easily outside of template blank for rifle blank.

INCLUDES 1 WOOD BLANK (several blanks are shown to indicate the range of color/grain to expect). These beautiful blanks have a nice range of color. They are air dried but may have some residual moisture. Easy to turn, English Walnut holds fine detail and takes a high polish! These blanks can have up to a 1/8" bow, or twist, which easily works away when making a pen. Skill Level: Beginner.

INCLUDES 1 WOOD BLANK (several blanks are shown to indicate the range of color/grain to expect). English Walnut combines beautiful violet and brownish black streaks with rich browns. Purchase these and make them into a creation that your family & friends will use and remember! Lengths may vary slightly (2-3/4"-3") and widths may vary by approx. 1/8". These are wax sealed blanks and are ready to turn! Air dried and may contain residual moisture. Great variety of colorful options to choose from! Photo shows 3 pieces so you can see the range of grain & color. This deal is for 1 bottle stopper.

This slab is both English Walnut and Claro Walnut with incredible colors! This slab has rustic characteristics with numerous checks present. There are some splits, and incursions present. It has a large bark incursion. There are large knots with checks. This is suitable for epoxy/resin pour. Kiln dried and surfaced on two sides.

This slab is both English Walnut and Claro Walnut with incredible colors! This slab has numerous checks and splits present. There are checks in the large knots. There are soft spalting present. It would be suitable for resin-pour or epoxy fill! Kiln dried and surfaced on two sides.

This slab is both English Walnut and Claro Walnut with incredible colors! This slab has numerous checks and splits present. There are checks in the large knots. There are large bark incursions. There are soft spalting present. It would be suitable for resin-pour or epoxy fill! Kiln dried and surfaced on two sides.

This outstanding Claro Walnut lumber has incredible color and figure! Some boards may have a slight 1/16” to 1/8” bow or cup but most are perfectly flat. Vacuum kiln dried and surfaced on both sides, this wood is ideal for fine woodworking projects. This piece of lumber has a couple bark incursions with some checks. This would be great for a drop top guitar!

This outstanding Walnut lumber has incredible color and figure! Some boards may have a slight 1/16” to 1/8” bow or cup but most are perfectly flat. Vacuum kiln dried and surfaced on both sides, this wood is ideal for fine woodworking projects. This piece of lumber has checks in the penetrating knot. There are also some checks present on the edge.

This outstanding Claro Walnut lumber has incredible color and figure! Some boards may have a slight 1/16” to 1/8” bow or cup but most are perfectly flat. Vacuum kiln dried and surfaced on both sides, this wood is ideal for fine woodworking projects. This piece of lumber has a slight incursion present on the end cut.

This slab is both English Walnut and Claro Walnut with incredible colors! Kiln dried and surfaced on two sides. It has some areas with bark incursions and checks. There is a 15" long bark incursion. It has a 1/4" cup. Must be able to work with. There are long splits that will be filled with epoxy to stabilize.