Timber blogger shares brief information about wood and woodwork tools that help artists to make a wooed project. We post about types of wood and uses.
The tradition of wood art has been going on for centuries. In this modern time, many machines and tools have come, which has made the work of woodwork easy.
Natural Sassafras (Sassafras albidum) characteristically has medium to light brown color with occasional wavy or curving grain. Sassafras is favored by woodworkers for its ease of workability and ability to hold stains and finish. Sassafras wood is prized for its durability, rot-resistant and aesthetic appearance. Lumber is widely used for furniture, kitchen cabinetry, fence posts, … Read more
What is Mindi Wood? Mindy Wood is a dark reddish brown hardwood, commonly known as White cedar wood, Geringging, Chinaberry, or Faux sycamore. Its scientific name is Melia azedarach. It is a medium-hard hardwood species used primarily for home furniture because it is resistant to decay and fungus. Mindi wood comes from the fast-growing deciduous, … Read more
What is Pink Ivory Wood? Pink Ivory wood is a pale brownish pink colored hardwood native to Southern Africa. Pink Ivory wood is highly valued for its unique and vibrant color and durability, making it one of the world’s most demanding and expensive hardwoods. Wood is highly valued and rare, primarily for its beauty and … Read more
Sapele Engineered wood flooring is a type of real wood flooring that’s made up of multiple layers of Sapele wood veneers. The grain of each layer runs in different directions, imparting stability and strength to the wood. Engineered sapele wood flooring offers the aesthetic appeal of solid sapele wood while providing additional stability and resistance … Read more
Iroko wood is yellow or very light golden-brown, while teak wood is golden-brown or dark brown. If we compare the durability, teak wood is more durable and rot-resistant than Iroko wood. If you’ve been looking for new furniture or cabinets recently, teak or iroko wood might have crossed your mind. However, Teak is more popular … Read more
Bloodwood, scientifically known as Brosimum rubescens, has attracted people’s attention for its unique deep, bright, vivid red color and extreme hardness. The Bloodwood gets its name from its rich, deep red to reddish-brown color. Bloodwood trees are native to tropical South America and can reach impressive heights, often topping 80-150 feet. It comes from a … Read more
