Bloodwood Turning Squares 1.5" x 1.5" x 24"

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SKU: ts-blo18
Bloodwood Turning Squares 1.5" x 1.5" x 24"

$16.00 ea.

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Why Choose Bloodwood?

Extraordinarily hard, dense, and tight grained. Bloodwood often holds a lot of tension in the wood, making it unstable and prone to twist or cup. It's best used in small pieces. However, woodworkers like the way it finishes and polishes, and the vivid color is always eye catching.

Get ready to work with the finest wood squares you've ever seen, they're ready to be turned into whatever you can imagine, such as furniture parts, table legs, small accessories, handles, artwork and other fine woodworking projects.

Thickness 1.5" (≈ 1.5" approx)
Width 1.5"
Length 24"
Grade Air dried and end-waxed
Approximated, actual size may vary +/- 1/8"
Weight

4.5

lbs /Bd. Ft.
25.70% heavier than red oak (3.58 /bd. ft.)
Hardness

2900

Janka Rating
124.81% harder than red oak (1290 psi)
Density

0.69

Specific Gravity
7.81% more dense than red oak (.64)

General Workability
Somewhat Difficult 8/10
Red Oak

Wood Texture
Fine 3/10
Red Oak

Ease of Finishing
Good 4/10
Red Oak

map of where Bloodwood tree grows

(Brosimum paraense)
Bloodwood grows in Latin America

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color of Bloodwood
Color Range
Rich strawberry red to light pink or yellowish red; sometimes with golden yellow stripes.
other names for Bloodwood
Other Names
Satine, Amapa rana, Pau rainha, Falso pao brasil, Conduru, Satinwood, Muirapiranga, Satine rouge, Satine rubane, Siton paya, Satijnhout, Doekaliballi, Satinholz, Ferolia, Legno satino, Palo de oro, Bloodwood
uses for Bloodwood
Some Typical Uses
Musical instruments, jewelry boxes, inlays, small parts, accessories
3 Reviews
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4 / 5
January 14th, 2021
Verified Buyer
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Masontown WV
Happy Turner
I'm pleased with what I received. Overall true to size. One stick was undersize by 5/16 on one side and one with a 1" crack on the end. I'm not complaining, just pointing out what I found. I'll be ordering from you again soon.
5 / 5
April 16th, 2020
Verified Buyer
James
UT
Bloodwood
Just the email alone was so great. Can't wait to order again. Thanks all was GREAT, thanks. Jim Barclay
5 / 5
April 14th, 2020
Verified Buyer
n/a
Oregon
Bloodwood
Fabulous wood selection as well as great customer service.

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