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Instructions For International Orders
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| Hickory - Light cream to tan color with reddish brown streaks. Extremely tough and resilient with outstanding impact strength. Typically used for various sports equipment and tool handles. | |
| Jatoba (Brazilian Cherry) - Russet to reddish brown with an interlocking straight grain. Very hard, heavy, and tough. Very similar in structure to Purple Heart. Typically used for flooring, railroad cross ties, gear cogs, and other specialty items. | |
| Hard Maple - (Also called rock maple, sugar maple, or country maple) Light cream color with brown streaks. Known for it's durability and strength with tight grain structure and fine texture. Typically used for bowling pins, bowling allies & other flooring, cutting blocks, and baseball bats. | |
| Purple Heart - Dull gray brown when freshly cut but soon oxidizing to a violet purple, darkening over time. A very hard and heavy wood with straight grain. Typically used for industrial construction, ship building, and flooring. | |
| White Oak (Quarter-sawn) - Beige to creamy tan, Very tough with good impact strength. Quarter-sawn lumber has very straight grain which results in more impact strength and less warping. Typically used for boat building, bridges, flooring, mining timbers, and furniture. | |
| To learn more about the difference between quarter-sawn and plain-sawn lumber, here is a link to an informative article on the subject. - http://www.allwoodwork.com/article/woodwork/plainorquartersawn.htm | |
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