Finally someone else with a collection like mine. Not too many people have collections like ours and others don't understand the beauty and rarity of our collection. Another thing that is rare are videos like these. Tha k you for this series. I don't know where you are located, but there is a massive woodshop in Burlington, Ontario, Canada that is called: Exotic Woods. They carry all of these woods with mild to extreme figure.
Don't Forget to check out the other Arboretums in this series! There's a wide variety of beautiful Exotics! Thx 4 watching&feel free2ask questions or offer requests!
Thanks for another class! All the wood you just show I wood love to build acoustic guitars from. I just recieved waterfall Bubinga sets from a friend "MAN" that's wonderful ! Just add new woods that you like to the list for your "Arboretum" shows.
thx a bunch Peter!would love to see some finished pics of those acoustics!the next arboretum has two of my personal favorites. Very happy that you are enjoying the series!
I think I still have some Osage orange left over.REALLY hard wood excellent for mallets because of density &hardness. nice color contrast in cutting boards or butcher blocks. but thanks for checking it out &I will check into my stock for a later arboretum! have a great day!
Sorry bud, that's not pau ferro. It's south American, a cheap rosewood per say. Not sure what you have there, but there's no red at all in pau ferro. I've not really purchased any exotics in over 20 years. Probably have about a hundred or so different species in the shop. Probably can't name half of them now, after all these years.
pau ferro i believe roughly translates to ironwood or ironheart. next time i will give latin name so theres no confusion.but this is pau ferro if you purchase from my dealer.
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Finally someone else with a collection like mine.
Not too many people have collections like ours and others don't understand the beauty and rarity of our collection. Another thing that is rare are videos like these. Tha k you for this series.
I don't know where you are located, but there is a massive woodshop in Burlington, Ontario, Canada that is called: Exotic Woods. They carry all of these woods with mild to extreme figure.
Don't Forget to check out the other Arboretums in this series! There's a wide variety of beautiful Exotics! Thx 4 watching&feel free2ask questions or offer requests!
Thanks for another class!
All the wood you just show I wood love to build acoustic guitars from.
I just recieved waterfall Bubinga sets from a friend "MAN" that's wonderful !
Just add new woods that you like to the list for your "Arboretum" shows.
thx a bunch Peter!would love to see some finished pics of those acoustics!the next arboretum has two of my personal favorites. Very happy that you are enjoying the series!
bubinga...babinga!
DOHHHH!!😂
we apologize for the few squeaks from the camera for the 1st few mins.
thank you
I'd like to get info on Osage orange and what uses it could have.
I think I still have some Osage orange left over.REALLY hard wood excellent for mallets because of density &hardness. nice color contrast in cutting boards or butcher blocks. but thanks for checking it out &I will check into my stock for a later arboretum! have a great day!
Sorry bud, that's not pau ferro. It's south American, a cheap rosewood per say. Not sure what you have there, but there's no red at all in pau ferro.
I've not really purchased any exotics in over 20 years. Probably have about a hundred or so different species in the shop. Probably can't name half of them now, after all these years.
Pao ferro is also called Bolivian Rosewood
pau ferro i believe roughly translates to ironwood or ironheart. next time i will give latin name so theres no confusion.but this is pau ferro if you purchase from my dealer.