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Please note: for conservation purposes, our turning wood comes from trees that have been removed for development, are diseased or have been felled by weather. Due to those factors, not all woods are available at all times.
Ambrosia Maple comes from regular Maple trees that have been...read more
Ambrosia Sycamore is a light colored wood with tints of pink...read more
Ash is a long-fibered, medium-density wood. Its grain is similar to that of...read more
Australian Cypress is a warm honey-colored wood...read more
Birch is usually a light yellowish-brown color, with some streaks of...read more
Black Locust varies in color from golden yellow to......read more
Black Walnut's heartwood is a rich chocolate...read more
Camphor wood is yellowish-brown with darker reddish-brown streaks...read more
The heartwood in cherry is reddish-brown in color and the sapwood...read more
Hickory can display a wide range of colors. Some pieces contain a light...read more
Holly turning wood ranges from white to...read more
Honey Locust turning wood has beautiful woodgrain and machines well. read more
Indian Rosewood's color varies from golden brown to dark...read more
Maple tends to have cream to white sapwood and often shows nice curl. The heartwood is...read more
Monkey Puzzle is a relative of Norfolk Island......read more
Norfolk Island pine wood has a characteristic pine color. Where the branches grow,...read more
Pecan can display a wide range of colors. Some pieces contain...read more
Poplar is most often a light yellowish-white color, with frequent...read more
Rainbow poplar will have a variety of colors...read more
Red Elm's heartwood is reddish brown to dark brown in...read more
Red Gum's heartwood is reddish brown often with darker...read more Silk Oak wood turning blanks have an attractive and figurative woodgrain. The color is... read more Silver Poplar wood has a reddish-brown colored heartwood with streaks of... read more Spalted Ambrosia Maple comes from...read more
Spalted Maple is Maple wood that contains dark colored mineral stain with dark veins caused by...read more
Sweetgum is a hardwood with an interlocked grain...read more
The sapwood of Sycamore is white to light yellow, while the heartwood is...read more
Wormy Maple, this very attractive turning wood may contain curl or tiger stripe along with the black outlined...read more
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