C323 WOODWORKING
CUSTOM FURNITURE, CABINETRY, AND DECOR
Choose from the below materials to create the project you want.
Common Woods: No Extra charge
Unique Woods: Additional 3$ for pens
Rare Woods: $5+ for pens
Ash
Origin: North America
this North American wood is a very light brown to almost white at some parts and is commonly used for turning baseball bats and wooden handles.
Common Woods
Bloodwood
Origin: Tropical South America
When initially cut it shows off a lighter hue but after finish has been applied it turned to a dark, rich red.
Canarywood
Origin: South America
Canarywood boasts a variety of colors ranging from yellow as its base to bits of red and brown streaks throughout.
Lacewood
Origin: Tropical South America
This wood has distinguished 'flecking' within it that mimics the interweaving of laces. Has a dark brown to reddish hue
Leopardwood
Origin: Central and South America
Has some similarities with lacewood but has a darker body and has reys that are dark brown to grayish which resemble a leopard.
Marblewood
Origin: Northeast South America
Shows a distinctive golden hue with black streaks throughout that mimics the look of a marble slab.
Padauk
Origin: Central and West Africa
When padauk is initially cut starts off at a light orange and turns a darker red over time
Purpleheart
Origin: North America
Despite its lack of grain variance, this central/south American wood hails a very unique natural purple luster
Spalted Tamarind
Origin: Native to Tropical Africa
Heartwood is a yellow that can show a purple to red hue. The dark streaks in the wood is caused from a spalting which occurs when fungi has been allowed to grow within the wood.
Wenge
Origin: Central Africa
A dark brown and fibrous wood that when finish is applied to it turns almost black
Zebrawood
Origin: West Africa
this West African wood has a cream body with dark brown streaks vaguely resembling the stripes of a zebra
Unique Woods
Bocote
Origin: Central and South America
this Central/South American wood presents with a very unique yellowish body and dark brown to almost black stripes
Camatillo
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Also known as 'Mexican Kingwood,' the heart of this tree boasts a beautiful natural purple and black pattern.
Cocobolo
Origin: Central America
A rare wood that has a high variability of colors between yellow, orange, red, and brown. Is a popular choice for its grain variation with vivacious color.
Tulipwood
Origin: Northeast Brazil
This rare wood grows with different variations of yellow, red, orange, and pink. Is only found in very small quantities.
Spectraply
Laminated wood in alternating colors in either horizontal or oblique angles to give a very unique look.
Acrylics
Originally in a liquid form - acrylic blanks can be made in any form or color that you can imagine.
Rare Woods
5+ dollars for pens due to high cost of materials
Bethlehem Olivewood
Origin: Bethlehem
A light brown wood with thick streaks. Originating from the ancient city of Bethlehem, this wood was harvested without harming the tree itself - coming from fallen branches. Upon request - can be given a certificate of authenticity.
Pink Ivory
Origin: South Africa
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A rare wood exhibiting a beautiful pink hue. Is said to be reserved for royalty in a South African tribe.
Snakewood
Origin: South America
This very dense and heavy wood grows with a natural formation that resembles a snake.
