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Sapele is a hardwood that comes from the Congo and is similar to mahogany. Sapele trees can be up to 60 meters high, but they average around 40 meters. Sapele is used in boat building, capinetry and for musical instrument, one exotic example being an array mbira.
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Sapele is a hardwood that comes from the Congo and is similar to mahogany. Sapele trees can be up to 60 meters high, but they average around 40 meters. Sapele is used in boat building, cabinetry and for musical instruments being an exotic example being mbira.
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This pale toned Oak is native to Texas and covers about a dozen different species of Oak tree. White Oak 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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Black Limba is native to Africa and was used by Gibson to make their famous Flying V guitars in the late 1950s. Black Limba exhibits varying degrees of brown to black with orange streaking, while grey-black streaks may be present in the heartwood. It is a close, straight-grained timber that can exhibit interlocked or wavy grain that produces an excellent figure. Bird’s-eye patterns are formed by dormant bud growths.
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Persimmon, or American Ebony, is a native Texas tree that produces a somewhat tasty orange colored tomato shaped fruit. (Freeze the fruit first, then thaw and eat center portion with spoon. Otherwise its bitter and nasty.) Persimmon lumber typically includes very wide sapwood, with a small core of dark heartwood. When freshly cut, sapwood is creamy white and darkens to a yellow or grayish brown. The heartwood ranges from brown to black, though orange streaks are sometimes present. Persimmon wood is extremely hard.
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