Oak Prime - White Easy to work and can be finished smoothly if care is given. The timber can ben glued, stained and polished, and takes nails... View product
Okoume (Width 152mm) -... High silica content has a pronounced blunting effect on cutters. Planing and shaping may produce tearout or fuzzy surfaces.... View product
Partridge (Panga - Panga) Difficult to work because of its hardness, when sawing it may bind to blades and burn. It tends to split so pre-drilling is... View product
Pine Clear Overall, Pine works fairly well with most tools, though the resin can gum up tools and clog sandpaper. Maritime Pine glues and... View product
Red Ivory Pink Ivory has a pronounced blunting effect on cutting edges, and it’s fairly difficult to work in board form. Tearout can... View product
Rhodesian Teak Can be difficult to work because of high cutting resistance—saws slowly, and has a tendency to ride up over jointer knives.... View product
Rose Wood / Roos Easy to work with, very durable and stable. Has no specific fragrance and gives a beautiful finish as well as very good... View product
Saligna Grandis Imported Fairly easy to work with both hand and machine tools, though Rose Gum experiences a large amount of shrinkage when drying, and... View product
Spruce - Siberian Pine Easy to work, as long as there are no knots present. Glues and finishes well, though it can give poor (blotchy and... View product
Walnut / Okkerneut - American Typically easy to work provided the grain is straight and regular. Planer tearout can sometimes be a problem when surfacing... View product
Zebrano/ Zebrawood The wood saws well, but can be very difficult to plane or surface due to the prevalence of interlocking grain. Tearout is... View product