Mixed with clear resign or Zap gap filler and used to fill in fissures in burled blocks of wood this looks really effective giving brass streaks to handles.

200g

Dimensions: 25 x 40 x 125mm

Sourced in Kent. We have some nice logs that we have started to investigate.

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Dimensions: 25 x 40 x 125mm

Sourced in Kent. We have some nice logs that we have started to investigate.

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Dimensions: 25 x 40 x 125mm

Sourced in Kent. We have some nice logs that we have started to investigate. Some spectacular growth rings.

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Dimensions: 25 x 50 x 170mm

Sourced in Kent. We have some nice logs that we have started to investigate. Some spectacular growth rings.

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Dimensions: 25 x 90 x 200mmPerfect to get at least one good Knife handle and some spacers or knife handles

Sourced in Kent. We have some nice logs that we have started to investigate. Some spectacular growth rings.

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Dimensions: 25 x 40 x 125mm

Latin name: Combretum imberbe

This timber is the hardest wood we have come across, so hard that Africans made blades for their hoes before metal became available.

Great for scales or a carved handle, polishes up really well.

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Dimensions: 25 x 50 x 125mm

Latin name: Combretum imberbe

This timber is the hardest wood we have come across, so hard that Africans made blades for their hoes before metal became available.

Great for scales or a carved handle, polishes up really well.

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Dimensions: 1 piece 20 x 50 x 50mm usuable area

Latin name: Combretum imberbe

This timber is the hardest wood we have come across, so hard that Africans made blades for their hoes before metal became available.

Great for scales or a carved handle, polishes up really well.

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Dimensions: 25 x 40 x 125mm

Latin name: Combretum imberbe

This timber is the hardest wood we have come across, so hard that Africans made blades for their hoes before metal became available.

Great for scales or a carved handle, polishes up really well.

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Dimensions: 20 x 52 x 127mm

Latin name: Combretum imberbe

This timber is the hardest wood we have come across, so hard that Africans made blades for their hoes before metal became available.

Great for scales or a carved handle, polishes up really well.

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Size 124mm x 40mm x 25mm. Part seasoned.

Botanical name: Bulnesia sarmienti

Origin: Paraguay
Although this wood has been used for generations for the same purposes as the genuine lignum vitaes (timber from the genus guiaicum) it has become a more important choice recently because very little of the Guaiacum lignum vitae is currently being exported.

Greenish brown to brown with a tight and pronounced interlocked grain, very dense, waxy with self lubricating qualities, hard wearing in almost all the contexts in which lignum vitae has traditionally been used.