B3816 |
Amazing Red Streaks Box
Elder Turning |
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| Up for auction is nice lot of box elder (Acer negundo), or ash-leaf maple. There is bright red color throughout this blank and has amazing color. This would make great turnings, carvings, or any of your small projects. The piece was wet to show the bright color. They have been rough surfaced on two sides, but may require additional planing or sanding. The blanks are green. Box elder is a very soft maple and carves about like basswood. Check out my other box elder or different species listings to combine shipping costs. | If you would like additional information, or have questions, please contact me. We are happy to combine shipping. Please notify us if you are waiting on other items to end until completing your transaction. | |
| Shipping is gladly combined on all orders up to 70 lbs. per package. Shipping weight on this item is 8 lbs. | ||
Measurements are in inches and are +/- 1/16" 2 1/2" x 3 1/8" x 15" |
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Click on the photos above for a larger version. The lumber has been moistened to show how it would look with finish. There are twelve (12) photos in all. Please view all of them for a complete picture of the lot being offered. Click on the lumber buttons for listing of that species. |
For more information, including shipping information, see our eBay about me page. Please note: Lumber is a natural product, and as such, there may be insects or other forms of life on or in it. |
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| Smith Lumber is a small, family-owned business. The current owner is the fifth generation of the Smith family to operate the sawmill, performing complete lumbering operations from tree felling to final milling. Most trees are cut on small tracts of timber, with preservation of the forest community being a primary concern. Many local craftsmen and woodworkers count on Smith Lumber to provide specialty and hard-to-find pieces. | If you don't like what you see, please contact me and I will list it if we have it: apple, ash, aspen, basswood, birch, beech, butternut, cherry, chestnut (American and Chinese), dogwood, elm, gum (tupelo), hackberry, hemlock, hickory, locust, persimmon, pine, poplar (tulip wood), plum, maple (hard, soft and ambrosia), oak (red, white and chestnut), sassafras, walnut, willow, and more. | |
