- Surfaces planed to display wood grain
- Thickness may occasionaly vary by up to 1/4".
- Will not contain soft rot, wane, cracks or pith
- Solid knots up to 1/4" are allowed
- Contains at least 70% heartwood
- May occasionally contain varying amounts of curly figure
Kiln Dried Shedua
Also known by many other names, most commonly ovangkol, mozambique and amazakoue. Recommended for experienced
turners. Wood is typically a dark brown color with streaks of varying brown shades and black. Lots of unique color
varations. This species is hard, dense and has interlocked grain. Light to mdedium curly figure occurs quite
regularly in this wood. Cutting requires sharp tools. Sands to a very high lustre, finishes easily, and is stable
when dried.
Please note: Kiln dried woods may vary in thickness by up to .25".
Kiln dried to below 10% moisture content
End grain sealed in wax to maintain moisture content
Protective wax seal guaranteed for 30 days
Guaranteed defect-free (Full quality standards listed below)
All orders fulfilled within 2 business days
Shipments fully insured against loss and damage
Special Note:
Shedua is closely related to bubinga, and shares many of the same working properties.Please note: Kiln dried woods may vary in thickness by up to .25".
Kiln dried to below 10% moisture content
End grain sealed in wax to maintain moisture content
Protective wax seal guaranteed for 30 days
Guaranteed defect-free (Full quality standards listed below)
All orders fulfilled within 2 business days
Shipments fully insured against loss and damage