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Endemic to parts of Texas and the Midwest, pecans have been loved by everyone. From being eaten alone, to being placed in delicious pies, to being the Greatest state’s tree. Pecan wood is also loved for cooking and Barbecuing. This wood is also as stubborn as it’s homeland and causes all kinds of issues when working, but it’s beautiful luster is worth is and makes lovely dice.
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Endemic to parts of Texas and the Midwest, pecans have been loved by everyone. From being eaten alone, to being placed in delicious pies, to being the Greatest state’s tree. Pecan wood is also loved for cooking and Barbecuing. This wood is also as stubborn as it’s homeland and causes all kinds of issues when working, but it’s beautiful luster is worth is and makes lovely dice.
| Type of Dice | Polyhedral Set, 6d6, 4dF, 1d20 |
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Yucatan Rosewood is a hard, warm golden brown wood with darker-reddish brown grain and pale sapwood. It looks like a cross between Honduras Rosewood and Cocobolo, but does not have the allergenic properties of either of them. It polishes to a glass like shine as you can see in this dice bowl we turned from Yucatan Rosewood. As you probably already guessed this wood is native to the Yucatan Peninsula.
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Osage Orange is the Argentinean cousin of the Bois d’Arc tree. It tends not have the chatoyancy of Bois d’Arc due to the lack of silica in the soil in its native ranges, but it does have a much finer grain and rich light yellow to orange color. Osage Orange grows much larger than its Texas counter part and is there for commercially harvesting.
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This light colored warm brown Oak is native Texas and covers about a dozen different species of Oak tree. Is is a prevalent hard wood in North America and is used for just about everything including cabinetry, furniture, interior trim, flooring, and veneer.
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