African Mahogany woodturning spindles are crafted from the heartwood of the tree, showcasing a diverse spectrum of shades ranging from light pink to rich reddish brown. Some spindles may even feature streaks of medium to dark reddish brown. These colors tend to deepen over time. Additionally, Mahogany possesses a distinct optical phenomenon known as chatoyancy.

• Common Name: African mahogany, khaya, acajou d’Afrique
• Scientific Name: Khaya spp.
• Native Area: Tropical Africa
• Hardwood has a coarse to medium texture and a good natural luster. Easy to turn.
• Grain is typically straight but can also be interlocked, with a high degree of chatoyancy.
• Color: Pale pink to a deeper reddish brown, sometimes with streaks of medium to dark reddish brown
• Makes an excellent wood for turning projects of all types
  
• Non-Stabilized
• Priced: Per Each
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