INCLUDES 1 WOOD BLANK (several blanks are shown to indicate the range of color/grain to expect). Deep reds, browns, blacks & occasional violets penetrate through this exotic hardwood. Similar to Cocobolo, another name for Granadillo is Mexican Rosewood. It is easier to work and glues much better than Cocobolo. It is dense and straight with a closed grain structure. Although not a true Rosewood, it is commonly used by many in South America for instrument building under the name Macacauba (Platymiscium pinnatatum). Wood darkens to Rosewood colors. Kiln dried and surfaced on two sides. Nice reds with occasional dark streaks. Amazing tap tone allows these to be used for duck calls. Waxed sealed and ready to use, may have residual moisture. You may find some small checks that should easily turn away.

INCLUDES 1 WOOD BLANK (several blanks are shown to indicate the range of color/grain to expect). Rich colors and beautiful patterns, this Rosewood substitute is dry and ready to use! Skill level: Beginner.

INCLUDES 1 WOOD BLANK (several blanks are shown to indicate the range of color/grain to expect). Deep reds, browns & occasional violets and black penetrate through this exotic hardwood. Similar to Cocobolo, another name for Granadillo is Mexican Rosewood. It is easier to work and glues much easier than Cocobolo. It is dense and straight with a closed grain structure. Although not a true Rosewood, the wood is commonly used by many in South America for instrument building under the name Macacauba (Platymiscium pinnatatum). Granadillo darkens to Rosewood colors. You may find some small checks that should easily turn away.These turning blanks have been air dried for a year, wax sealed, and may contain residual moisture as of November 2018. Amazing tap tone allows these to be used for duck calls! This species cannot ship outside of the USA.

INCLUDES 1 WOOD BLANK (several blanks are shown to indicate the range of color/grain to expect). Deep reds, browns & occasional violets and black penetrate through this exotic hardwood. Similar to Cocobolo, another name for Granadillo is Mexican Rosewood. It is easier to work and glues much easier than Cocobolo. It is dense and straight with a closed grain structure. Although not a true Rosewood, the wood is commonly used by many in South America for instrument building under the name Macacauba (Platymiscium pinnatatum). Granadillo darkens to Rosewood colors. You may find some small checks that should easily turn away. These turning blanks have been air dried for a year, wax sealed, and may contain residual moisture as of November 2018. Enjoy turning this premium exotic wood! This species cannot ship outside of the USA.