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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
Bischofia turning blanks are a deep reddish brown usually with...read more
Black Gum’s heartwood can be a variety of colors from tan 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
Eastern red cedar has a pinkish to brownish red...read more
Hickory can display a wide range of colors. Some pieces contain a light...read more
Indian Rosewood's color varies from golden brown to dark...read more
Jacaranda woodturning blanks are a pale golden...read more
Mahogany Grain can be straight, interlocked, irregular or wavy. The heartwood is...read more
Maple tends to have cream to white sapwood and often shows nice curl. The heartwood is...read more
Monkey Pod's heartwood is golden brown to dark...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
Podocarpus turning blanks are a light brown. Many…...read more Poplar is most often a light yellowish-white color, with frequent read more
Rainbow poplar can have a variety of colors...read more
The sapwood of Sycamore is white to light yellow, while the heartwood is...read more
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