$20.00

Acrylic Resin

These can be a variety of colors and designs. They also can have items embedded in them and show 3-D.

$20.00

Maple Burl

Created by an unusual growth on trees that results in a highly figured piece of wood. Maple burl is often darker in color than maple wood with many whorls and patterns and an uneven, rough edge. It is often found on Big Leaf Maples native to the Pacific Northwest.

$20.00

Laurel

An evergreen shrub, of the genus Laurus (L. nobilis), having aromatic leaves of a lanceolate shape, with clusters of small, yellowish white flowers in their axils; -- called also sweet bay.

$12.00

Laurel

An evergreen shrub, of the genus Laurus (L. nobilis), having aromatic leaves of a lanceolate shape, with clusters of small, yellowish white flowers in their axils; -- called also sweet bay.

$40.00

Myrtlewood

Oregon Myrtlewood is a broadleaf evergreen native to Southwestern Oregon and Northwestern California. The Umpqua River watershed appears to be the northern boundary of its native habitat. The Myrtle tree grows 60-120’ in the wild. It is very slow growing putting on only 1-12" of growth during each of its first few years. They may take 80-120 years to reach full size. It is often multi trunk but can be kept pruned to a single trunk tree. When growing in the open it tends to have a dense, rounded , ‘gumdrop shape’. On a shady hillside it grows much taller and narrower. Myrtlewood tolerates many conditions, but grows best and fastest in deep soil with lots of compost, ample water and full sun.

$30.00

Hickory

A hardwood tree that grows throughout the eastern half of the United States; the wood is exceptionally tough, heavy, hard and strong.

$20.00

Mahogany

Medium density hardwood, pale brown to pink to dark reddish brown. Firm straight to wavy grain. Great workability with hand and machine tools and takes detail very well. Premier carving wood.

$15.00

Canarywood

Straight grain with a medium to coarse texture. Yellow color with streaks of a variety of reds, golds, and browns. Color will age to a deep golden yellow tone. Central America.

$70.00

Elm

a deciduous tree with serrated leaves and winged fruits. Native to: northern temperate regions. Elm is a hard dense wood. Use: furniture, boats, construction.

$7.50

Cherry

Hard straight grained with firm texture. Heartwood is reddish brown to deep red, with brown flecks, and will naturally darken with age. Works well with hand and machine tools, finishes well. Great for turning. USA.

$7.50

Tigerwood

West African wood. Varies greatly in character and color from a dull grayish-brown walnut with black streaks to a bright satinwood gold.

$7.50

Maple Burl

Created by an unusual growth on trees that results in a highly figured piece of wood. Maple burl is often darker in color than maple wood with many whorls and patterns and an uneven, rough edge. It is often found on Big Leaf Maples native to the Pacific Northwest.

$20.00

Bocote

Bocote (Cordia elaeagnoides) is sometimes called Mexican Rosewood. It is creamy yellow to golden orange with dark black to brown zebra like streaks. Bocote is striking wood used for accents and turnings. It is found in Central and South America and has a similar in grain pattern to Zebrawood.

$15.00

African Padauk

Excellent turning wood, Grows in central and West Africa. Rich red to purple red heartwood and pale-beige sapwood.

$15.00

Purpleheart

Native to tropical regions of Central and South America. The trees which are medium-sized to large trees growing to 30-50 m tall, with trunk diameters of up to 1.5 m. are prized for their beautiful heartwood which, when cut, quickly turns from a dark brown to a rich purple color. The dry wood is very hard and dense.

$25.00

Cherry

Hard straight grained with firm texture. Heartwood is reddish brown to deep red, with brown flecks, and will naturally darken with age. Works well with hand and machine tools, finishes well. Great for turning. USA.

$75.00

English Walnut

English Walnut is juglans regia that grows wild in England and is cultivated in North America. It is treasured for both veneers and lumber with some of the finest furniture of all time being constructed from this specie. English Walnut is often a little lighter in color than its European counterparts. *Gunstocks *Fine veneers and lumber

$75.00

Black Walnut

Tough wood with even but coarse texture, straight grained with occasional wavy grain patterns. Sapwood is light in color contrasting with the rich dark chocolate brown to purplish black heartwood. Canada and USA.

$65.00

Maple Burl

Created by an unusual growth on trees that results in a highly figured piece of wood. Maple burl is often darker in color than maple wood with many whorls and patterns and an uneven, rough edge. It is often found on Big Leaf Maples native to the Pacific Northwest.

$85.00

Pacific Yew

a small or medium irregularly branched tree of the Pacific coast of North America; yields fine hard close-grained wood.