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Item 159722
Model T62-212

Woodcraft Woodshop - Ironwood, Surinam 2" x 2" x 12" Wood Turning Stock

$13.75

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Suriname Ironwood (Swartzia spp.) is native to Suriname and northern South America. The wood is a delicious chocolate brown with excellent figure and wild darker stripes. Although called...

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Suriname Ironwood (Swartzia spp.) is native to Suriname and northern South America. The wood is a delicious chocolate brown with excellent figure and wild darker stripes. Although called Ironwood, it is not any harder than your typical exotic.

Due to the nature of wood movement, shrinkage and expansion are possible. Please measure each piece carefully before starting any project.

Wood is a product of nature, and as such, no two pieces are alike to start with, while the same wood growing in different locales can vary greatly even though it is the exact same species.

Thin Stock. The thin stock is cut to size from quality, kiln-dried stock. Dimensions are +/- 1/8" of size listed.

Carving and Turning Blocks. Blocks are sawn to +/- 1/4" of size listed.

Plywood. Sizes are nominal. Dimensions are +/- 1/8" of size listed.

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    amazing wood

    I love this wood. I have made keyrings, shot glasses and pens from it. looks amazing and turns wonderfully

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    Beautiful wood

    I made a duck call with this. I was a little concerned after reading others had problems with it cracking after it had been turned. I am happy to report this is still as shiny and beautiful as the day I turned it.

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    Beware

    Beware! I am an experienced woodworker, over 35 years, worked with well over 100 species. This stuff went into environmental shock when wax coating was removed. Checked on every surface. It is now useless. I guess you could stabilize it with a bucket full of cyanoacrylate. Maybe.