Can be used for staves and bows - but also a beautiful wood for woodworking! Despite the name, it’s not really orange…more of a golden to bright ye...
View full detailsCan be used for staves and bows - but also a beautiful wood for woodworking! Choose from 2 different sizes of our 4/4 Osage Orange Rough Cut Lumber...
View full detailsCan be used for staves and bows - but also a beautiful wood for woodworking! Despite the name, it’s not really orange…more of a golden to bright ye...
View full detailsCan be used for staves and bows - but also a beautiful wood for woodworking! Choose from 2 different sizes of our 8/4 Osage Orange Rough Cut Lumber...
View full detailsCan be used for staves and bows - but also a beautiful wood for woodworking! Despite the name, it’s not really orange…more of a golden to bright ye...
View full detailsCan be used for staves and bows - but also a beautiful wood for woodworking! Despite the name, it’s not really orange…more of a golden to bright ye...
View full detailsOsage Orange Turning Blank We will provide you with a high quality Osage Orange bowl blank in the dimensions of your choice. Our bowl blanks have a...
View full detailsOsage Orange Turning Square We will provide you with a high quality turning square in the dimensions of your choice. This 2" blank has already been...
View full detailsOsage Orange (Maclura pomifera)
Average
2,620
Janka
South central US
Moderately Available
Despite the name, it’s not really orange…more of a golden to bright yellow. Over time the wood darkens to a medium brown.
Osage Orange is a difficult wood to work with because it is extremely hard and dense. It turns very well and has no issues with gluing or finishing.
Bow making, instruments, and fence posts.
Osage Orange is a gnarly tree that often has a crooked trunk that makes it impossible to use as lumber. That being said, the wood is very stable and bends without breaking which explains its use by bowyers.
