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Cocobolo With Sapwood Woodturning Spindles

SKU: DW-COSP-S2
Regular price $24.95
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Cocobolo With Sapwood Woodturning Spindles (Standard)

Cocobolo is known for its wide array of colors, such as yellow, orange, red, and different shades of brown with splashes of black or purple. These blanks are also two-tone, featuring the cream-colored sapwood for a dramatic contrast effect. (Amount of sapwood will vary per piece)

Cocobolo, a versatile wood known for its beautiful colors and ease of turning, is commonly used for projects such as veneer, furniture, cabinetry, boatbuilding, and small specialty items. While its high oil content may make gluing a challenge, it remains a top choice for creating visually stunning projects on the lathe.

  • Common Name: Cocobolo
  • Scientific Name: Dalbergia retusa
  • Native Area: Central America
  • Hardwood has a fine even texture and good natural luster. 
  • Generally straight or slightly interlocked or irregular.
  • Color: Kaleidoscope of different colors, ranging from yellow, orange, red, and shades of brown, with dark brown to black streaks. Sapwood is cream colored
  • Makes an excellent wood for turning projects of all types
  • Highly prized tropical wood
  • Naturally oily, may present some difficulties in gluing
  • Non-Stabilized
  • Priced: Per Each
  • Ships to USA Only

Cocobolo With Sapwood Woodturning Spindles

SKU: DW-COSP-S2
Regular price $24.95
Unit price
per
Availability
 
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Description

Cocobolo With Sapwood Woodturning Spindles (Standard)

Cocobolo is known for its wide array of colors, such as yellow, orange, red, and different shades of brown with splashes of black or purple. These blanks are also two-tone, featuring the cream-colored sapwood for a dramatic contrast effect. (Amount of sapwood will vary per piece)

Cocobolo, a versatile wood known for its beautiful colors and ease of turning, is commonly used for projects such as veneer, furniture, cabinetry, boatbuilding, and small specialty items. While its high oil content may make gluing a challenge, it remains a top choice for creating visually stunning projects on the lathe.

  • Common Name: Cocobolo
  • Scientific Name: Dalbergia retusa
  • Native Area: Central America
  • Hardwood has a fine even texture and good natural luster. 
  • Generally straight or slightly interlocked or irregular.
  • Color: Kaleidoscope of different colors, ranging from yellow, orange, red, and shades of brown, with dark brown to black streaks. Sapwood is cream colored
  • Makes an excellent wood for turning projects of all types
  • Highly prized tropical wood
  • Naturally oily, may present some difficulties in gluing
  • Non-Stabilized
  • Priced: Per Each
  • Ships to USA Only