S4S Thick - No Value Picks

Purpleheart wood for woodworking! Purpleheart is a colour shifter to be sure. When freshly cut, it’s a greyish, purply brown colour but after some ...

Not just for guitars and tonewood - but furniture too! There is a large range of colour to Limba from light yellow to golden brown. In some cases t...

African Mahogany wood is a stunning rich exotic wood! Often call Khaya - the heartwood colour is quite variable and ranges from pale pink to a deep...

White Ash is a great choice when looking for a strong and affordable wood! This wood is a popular choice for making tool handles and baseball bats....

Wormy Maple lumber is one of the most unique types of wood! What is Ambrosia Maple lumber? Well it's not actually a species - but rather two things...

Try out a caramelized wood like Roasted Ash! The torrefaction process gives the wood a uniform chocolate brown colour and the grain is quite coarse...

Roasted Maple is a great choice for a torrefied guitar neck! It doesn’t get any more Canadian than this! The hardest of the maples and the tree tha...

Padauk wood is one of our most popular exotic woods! You don’t get much more bang for your buck as you do with African Padauk. It’s relatively inex...

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...

The best wood for carving! Basswood has a beautiful creamy colour that can range from pale white to light brown with no clear division between hear...

Sapele is a great alternative for Genuine Mahogany! Sapele gets used for all types of woodworking including furniture, cabinet making, instrument m...

Wenge is one of the darkest woods we offer! What colour is Wenge? This beautiful wood has a distinctive look with a medium brown heartwood filled w...

White pine is great for paneling, flooring, and even furniture too! Knotty Pine refers to a grade of white pine which includes knots within the woo...

Outdoor furniture, shower bench, and so much more! How is Plantation Teak different than Burmese Teak? For one, it is grown more rapidly so the you...

It's hard to beat the visual drama displayed by Zebrawood! The name says it all! Zebrawood has light brown and dark brown steaks that resemble the ...

Shagbark Hickory wood is not just for flooring! Hickory wood is among the hardest and strongest of woods native to North America. On average, Hicko...

A great low-cost alternative for Teak! Just like Afrormosia, Iroko is sometimes called African Teak. The heart wood ranges from yellow to a golden ...

There really isn’t much that you can’t do with Yellow Birch! Yellow Birch is a great species to use as a secondary wood for hidden furniture compon...

Not just for guitars and tonewood - but furniture too! There is a large range of colour to Limba from light yellow to golden brown. In some cases t...

As if Walnut wasn't nice enough already - now it's curly too?! Sometimes as we are sorting through our Black Walnut we happen across some unique an...

White Oak is a timeless choice for furniture building! Quartersawn White Oak has gorgeous medullary rays that play a prominent roll in Arts and Cra...

The White Walnut that is great for carving! Known as Walnut’s country cousin, Butternut is closely related to black walnut and is a joy to use. Due...

Tigerwood is a very hard, strong, and durable wood that is excellent for indoor and outdoor projects! You may also recognize this wood as Goncalo A...

The most popular wood used for building humidors! Although the name suggests, Spanish Cedar is technically not a Cedar and is actually more closely...

Shedua wood is often called Ovangkol or Amazique! We are excited to be stocking this exotic favorite again! It seems to have many names but whateve...