Showing posts with label Snakewood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Snakewood. Show all posts
Aug 1, 2016
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Nov 19, 2015
Apr 10, 2015
NEW Exotics on the way, stay tuned for updates once they arrive at our shop!
Here's a quick rundown of what to expect in the next month or so (make sure to sign up for our newsletter to get a notification once the new wood arrives!):
Ambrosia Maple, Spalted Tamarind, Holly, Chak te viga, Chak te koke (Redheart), Goncalo Alves (Tigerwood), Black Limba, Ziricote, Leopardwood, Black Palm, Figured Makore, African Bog Birch, Olive, Black and White Ebony, Marblewood, Snakewood, Burmese Blackwood, Burmese Rosewood, Surinam Ironwood
Mar 12, 2015
Oct 23, 2014
Sep 4, 2014
Jul 3, 2014
Apr 6, 2012
Exotic wood earrings by Melvin Bitsui...
All the earrings are made from left over material from his other wood projects. He loves working with high-end species such as Black and White Ebony and Snakewood so it's important that none of it goes to waste. Any remaining scraps are perfect for his smaller pieces such as these custom earrings.
Melvin also makes neat exotic wood Native American rattles.
Click here to check them out.
Thanks Melvin for dropping by the shop!
Nov 20, 2010
Can You Use Our Exotic Wood Cut Offs?
Mixed Exotic Cut Offs!A little bit of everything at the shop!
We know there is a customer for every piece of wood here at the shop-including our Exotic wood cut-offs!
Do you work on small projects?-Pens, Intarsia, etc.? Want a mixture of exotic from around the world?
Our Cut-offs are a great value no matter what you may use them for.
Click here to see what is available on the Online Store
Feel free to give us a call if you have any questions
or if you want to negotiate an even better price if you plan on purchasing a larger amount (1000lbs or more)
Hint: Split a large load up among a handful of woodworkers-Perfect for clubs!
760.434.3030
Do you work on small projects?-Pens, Intarsia, etc.? Want a mixture of exotic from around the world?
Our Cut-offs are a great value no matter what you may use them for.
Click here to see what is available on the Online Store
Feel free to give us a call if you have any questions
or if you want to negotiate an even better price if you plan on purchasing a larger amount (1000lbs or more)
Hint: Split a large load up among a handful of woodworkers-Perfect for clubs!
760.434.3030
Nov 12, 2010
Exotic Wood Pepper mills by Pepper-Passion
They also manufacture heirloom quality salt and pepper mills, handcrafted in elegant designs from rare and exotic hardwoods.
To see some of their work, please visit their website:
www.pepper-passion.com
On a side note:

Make sure you check out the new November e-newsletter by clicking the following link-
November Newsletter
A bunch of new exotics that are available for purchase on the Online Store
Havn't signed up for the Newsletter?
Click here to sign yourself up, don't miss out on new items at the shop!
Nov 26, 2008
Snakewood Bow by Doug Ross
Archery Bow by Customer Doug Ross.
Speaking of Snakewood we just pulled out a bunch of old Snakewood stock and cleaned a whole bunch for the showroom. Really nice squares, logs, penblanks, thin stock, bow staves, etc..
And most of the stuff is nice and Dry!!!
And most of the stuff is nice and Dry!!!

These squares are nice and long & Dry

Little thin stock and pen blanks for inlay and other small intricate work

Freshly milled blanks being sealed out of a larger log.
If the full logs are what your after we have a couple of them as well.
Click here to go to our Online Store to see what we have in stock
Click here to go to our Online Store to see what we have in stock
Sep 16, 2008
Snakewood Logs
piratinera guianensis, snakewood comes from a small tree found in the forests of Suriname, South America
The appearance of snakewood is much like its name implies- that of a snakeskin or spotty like leopard spots. The heartwood is reddish-brown with black accents or vertical lines. It is very hard and heavy but is capable of a beautiful finish as it polishes out nicely.
Snakewood is mostly used to make drumsticks, rattles, pens, knife handles, violin bows, pool cues, archery bows and is used in inlay work and marquetry
The following pictures are of full logs that we have here at shop. Dimensions and weights are on each picture.



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The appearance of snakewood is much like its name implies- that of a snakeskin or spotty like leopard spots. The heartwood is reddish-brown with black accents or vertical lines. It is very hard and heavy but is capable of a beautiful finish as it polishes out nicely.
Snakewood is mostly used to make drumsticks, rattles, pens, knife handles, violin bows, pool cues, archery bows and is used in inlay work and marquetry
The following pictures are of full logs that we have here at shop. Dimensions and weights are on each picture.



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