Size 118mm x 40mm x 8-9mm.

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Size 120mm x 38mm x 8-9mm.

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Origin: Sri Lanka
Dryness: Kiln dried
Other names: burutu, bhera, behra, mutirai.

Golden yellow with an incredible lustre. Sri Lanka satinwood matches modern satinwood veneer and the satinwood used from the late 19th century to the present day.

Dimensions 125x 40 x 10 Sold in pairs. Some quilting and delicate graining effects effects, takes polish really and makes a stunning knife handle

Block Dimensions: 125 x 40 x 10mm

Botanical name: Dalbergia latifolia

Origin: Indonesia
Other names: East Indies rosewood, plantation rosewood

Has distinct Cocobolo look, with deep purple brown, reddish brown, sometimes greenish brown, more or less striped, hard and heavy.

Regularly available and reasonably priced rosewood from plantations established by the Dutch on the island of Java.

Sonokeling is the same tree as Indian rosewood but differs, presumably because of the plantation origins and to some extent climate, in having a broader colour range and a little less hardness and density.

Will make a stunning knifehandle or scales.

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Scale Dimensions: 125 x 40 x 10mm

Origin: Indonesia
Other names: plantation rosewood

Will make stunning scales.

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120mm x 45mm x 11mm. Sold as pair.

A very chuncky set of scales, perfect for catering use or a very large bushcraft panga style knife.

Dimensions: 10-12 x 39 x 125mm Good matching sets, but not book matched.

Scale size: 130mm x 10mm x 40mm. Perfect for scales or spacers

North African: Tetraclinis artisulate

The burr grows underground as a root burl and is dug out rather than felled. The colour is rich golded brown to orange red. The grain is contorted, hard and full of knots resulting in a beautiful mottled birds eye figure.
The timber produces some beautiful patterns, taking an excellent finish.

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Scale size: 125mm x 10mm x 40mm. Perfect for scales or spacers.

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Country of Origin: Indonesia. Part of the Paduak tree group with distinct red colours

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Dimensions: 9 x 125 x 38mm.

Dalbergia variabilis. Tulip is also called: jacaranda, bahia rosewood, pink wood, jacaranda Rosa, and bois de rose. This rosewood is a small tree (shrub) that averages 2-10" in diameter without sapwood. Most billets are 3-5" in diameter as this is a rare species and is only found in small 1" or 2" lumber or veneer and is not plentiful in either. There is a prominent heart defect that prevents many clean boards over 4-5" in width. In fact the average width is only 2-3/8". Weighing about 60 pounds per cubic foot, the wood is dense and takes a very nice polish. Used for fine articles including knife handles, turning, jewelry boxes, and pens. Brazil

As used for the Seven Oaks Knife. See http://www.english-handmade-knives.co.uk/SevenOaksMain.html.

Sold in Pairs

Size: 124mm x 40mm x 8mm. 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 and smells wonderful when being worked.

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Dimensions: 13 x 125 x 40mm

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