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Examples Of Wood
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American Black Walnut: Dark, deep colour. Clean working and beautiful.
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British Ash: Course but attractive grain. Tough and tasty.
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British Oak: Quarter sawn timbers show stunning medulary rays. A gorgeous feature on a tough and timeless wood.
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American White Oak: Cleaner and more simply grained than itŐs European cousin.
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North American Maple: Light in colour and texture. Sometimes with a strong ripple and lustrous finish.
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Cedar of Lebanon: Strong scented with a beautiful colour variation from heartwood to sapwood. Light and soft but durable.
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European Beech: Fine textured subtle grain (almost a bit boring). A good all-round timber.
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North American Cherry: A rich warm wood that is always a pleasure to work with. Making the workshop smell sweet when machining.
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