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Leopardwood

Leopardwood

  • Rough Cut Lumber

  • 4/4 Rough Cut Leopardwood Lumber
    4/4 Rough Cut Leopardwood Lumber
    $26.95 - $48.95
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    Although somewhat similar in grain to Lacewood, Leopardwood is not the same wood The large medullary rays that give this wood its name are light br...

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  • S4S Lumber

  • S4S Leopardwood Lumber
    S4S Leopardwood Lumber
    $31.95 - $53.95
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    Although somewhat similar in grain to Lacewood, Leopardwood is not the same wood The large medullary rays that give this wood its name are light br...

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  • Thins

  • Leopardwood Thin
    $16.95 - $36.95
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    Although somewhat similar in grain to Lacewood, Leopardwood is not the same wood The large medullary rays that give this wood its name are light br...

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    The Zoo! Thins Pack (5 x 24")
    An Animal Mix
    $56.75
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    $45.95
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    The Zoo! Thins Package We will provide you with 5 PCS of 1/4" thick x 3" wide x 24" long, high quality thin boards!  Watch out - these species are ...

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    $45.95
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Leopardwood (Roupala montana)

Pricing:



Moderately Expensive

Hardness:

2,150

Janka

Distribution:



Central and South America

Availability:



Some difficulty to source

Appearance

The large medullary rays that give this wood its name are light brown while the wood itself is medium to dark reddish brown.

Workability

Leopardwood is difficult to work because of its high density and tearout is quite common.

Uses

Commonly used for furniture, veneer, musical instruments, and turned objects.

Additional Comments

Often misnamed as Lacewood, Leopardwood is much tougher to work with. Despite the difficulties in working with it, this timber is beautiful and can add beautiful accents to any project.

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