Craft Blanks

Black & White Ebony 423-429

Really tough to find this wood sold dried, usually it is green. These have been tested to be 12% or less with a moisture meter that adjusts for the species, other meters don't work well. NOTES: some of the pieces have been smeared with super glue clear/black which was then sanded off

Black Palm Squares (ALL DRIED)

Black Palm is one of those unique woods that belong in the list of exotics. It is easy to sand and has some characteristics different from other woods. You'll find the black part is less absorbent than the white/light part. This means that the light part will darken somewhat if you don't use a sanding sealer to prevent it from absorbing whatever finish you use. Both appearances are good, but for more contrast use a sanding sealer.

Bloodwood 1 to 8

Bloodwood 26 to 28

Bloodwood 9 to 17

Bog Oak 2 x 2 x 6's

This is salt water bog Oak from Ukraine. Age has been dated about 7600 years old, making it one of the older bog oak types available. It is also one of the blackest. The little white areas are salt crystals. You can flick them out of the grain with a pin if you want, or leave them in. Despite the war in Ukraine we are still able to get small amount of this rare wood.

Bog Oak 2x2x6 Pieces 20 to 27

Dried Bog Oak from Ukraine. These pieces are all the highest grade, which is the darkest and normally the oldest, at around 7500 years old. The little salt crystals are a unique addition to this type, as the water they fell in was saltwater. Either leave them in, or just flick them out with a pin right before finishing.

Bog Oak from Ukraine

This is salt water bog Oak from Ukraine. Age has been dated about 7600 years old, making it one of the older bog oak types available. It is also one of the blackest. The little white areas are salt crystals. You can flick them out of the grain with a pin if you want, or leave them in. Despite the war in Ukraine we are still able to get small amount of this rare wood.

Borneo Rosewood 15-20

Borneo Rosewood is a rare type of red colored wood from the island of Borneo and also Southeast Asia (Thailand, etc). It is considered the best wood to keep a red color over a long period of time. The wood is quite dense and polishes very well. The darker pieces turn a sort of cranberry red over time. The pieces that are more orange turn a red color over time. Note that the pictures shown pieces that are recently cut, they have not had time to turn to a deeper shade yet. It does not tend to turn brown, making it quite unusual. This is not a genuine rosewood (which all have a latin name starting with "dalbergia") and for that reason it is allowed to be shipped worldwide.

Borneo Rosewood 21-27

Borneo Rosewood is a rare type of red colored wood from the island of Borneo and also Southeast Asia (Thailand, etc). It is considered the best wood to keep a red color over a long period of time. The wood is quite dense and polishes very well. The darker pieces turn a sort of cranberry red over time. The pieces that are more orange turn a red color over time. Note that the pictures shown pieces that are recently cut, they have not had time to turn to a deeper shade yet. It does not tend to turn brown, making it quite unusual. This is not a genuine rosewood (which all have a latin name starting with "dalbergia") and for that reason it is allowed to be shipped worldwide.