Dimensions: 47 x 24 x 77mm.

This Marblewood is from South America. It has beautiful grain patterns that are different in each piece. These spacers can be used to enhance stacked knife handle! Marblewood is a very dense wood. These have been waxed and may contain varying amounts of moisture.

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Block Dimensions: 125 x 40 x 28mm

Well seasoned for over 40 years

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Dimensions: 26 x 125 x 38mm.

Dalbergia variabilis. Tulip is also called: jacaranda, bahia rosewood, pink wood, jacaranda Rosa, and bois de rose. This rosewood is a small tree (shrub) that averages 2-10" in diameter without sapwood. Most billets are 3-5" in diameter as this is a rare species and is only found in small 1" or 2" lumber or veneer and is not plentiful in either. There is a prominent heart defect that prevents many clean boards over 4-5" in width. In fact the average width is only 2-3/8". Weighing about 60 pounds per cubic foot, the wood is dense and takes a very nice polish. Used for fine articles including knife handles, turning, jewelry boxes, and pens. Brazil

As used for the Seven Oaks Knife. See http://www.english-handmade-knives.co.uk/SevenOaksMain.html.

Dimensions: 40 x 40 x 260mm

Very straight graining perfect for sticks and carved knife handles

Block Dimensions: 123 x 40 x 24mm

Botanical name: Guibourtia demeussi

Origin: West Africa
Other names: African rosewood, kevasingo

A quality knife handle material.

Light pinkish brown in colour often lightly veined in red. Resembles some of the lighter coloured rosewoods and is often tinted to serve as a lower cost alternative to the real thing.

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Block Dimensions: 123 x 40 x 24mm

Botanical name: Guibourtia demeussi

Origin: West Africa
Other names: African rosewood, kevasingo

A quality knife handle material.

Light pinkish brown in colour often lightly veined in red. Resembles some of the lighter coloured rosewoods and is often tinted to serve as a lower cost alternative to the real thing.

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Size 123mm x 40mm x 25mm. Part seasoned.

Camphor Wood. An evergreen of the Laurel family - very aromatic. The burls are very rare. The tree grows to heights of 100 feet with diameters of 2-4 feet. The heartwood is a light yellow-brown, reddish, or sometimes light chocolate with lighter indistinct sapwood. It has a slender and delicate texture and exquisite patterns. It does not distort easily, works very well and takes a good finish, which makes it an approproate wood for knifemaking.

Canary wood typically has a yellowish color with streaks of orange red. Often used when making fine wood pens and knife handles

Dimensions: 25 x 45 x 140mm.

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Canary wood typically has a yellowish color with streaks of orange red. Often used when making fine wood pens and knife handles

Dimensions: 25 x 40 x 125mm.

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Size 140mm x 40mm x 29mm. Part seasoned. Long grain only.

Size 25mm x 45mm x 130mm. Long grain only. From Crotia

Size 150mm x 50mm x 24mm. Part seasoned. Also suitable for home stabilising.

Will look good applied to any knife blank.