Buy Quality Guaranteed Brown Mallee Bookmatched Crosscut Knife Blanks, Knife Scales/ Turning Woods .

Crosscut Knife Blanks Are Not Stabilized, They Need To Be Stabilized Before Using

Common Names : Brown Mallee

Scientific Names : Eucalyptus dumosa, E. viridis

Dimensions: 5" x 1-1/2" x 3/8" (127 x 38 x 9.5 mm)

 Favored for Knifemaking, Handles, Woodturnings, Wood Projects, turnings, and other small specialty objects.

As the name suggests, knife blanks are used for making knife handles. They can also be used for making lots of other small woodworking projects. Our company, Exotic Wood Zone, is well known for supplying a wide range of perfect piece for knife handles and lots of other woodworking projects. We are handling a large number of high-quality materials that come from exotic timbers such as rosewood, ebony, mahogany, Australian Burls, etc. We are handling rarest tropical export grade hardwoods.

Wooden Knife handles have been used, ever since the invention of knives. The knife blanks are essential to creating a comfortable touch and long lasting knives. Wood handles are used on every kind of fine tool including vehicles, instruments and ship’s wheel. Hardwoods are preferred for their fine taste and will be cherished for their unique value. Hardwoods complement these knife metals well and give a unique standard for your knife blanks.

Woods used for knife handles must be hard and long-lasting. It’s necessary to choose a durable wood which holds fine curves and thin sections. The selected woods undergo good working properties. The woods with closed-grain structure have minimum staining and contamination. Most of the knife makers choose stable woods to minimize the movement from wood handle to metal knife tang.

It’s the knife makers turn to select woods that glues and finishes well. The natural polishing woods shine out as pretty knife handles.

Each Piece Are Kiln Dried and Ready To Use

Our products are defect-free and we guarantee 100% product satisfaction. We are happy to answer your queries to serve you better.

If for any reason you are not happy with your selection we offer a 100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE!

NB: Picture is for representational purpose only, you will get a similar product

1) Are these sizes true sizes?
Yes, these sizes are True. The Measurements that you see are what you will be getting. For example, if it says 2" x 2" x 12” then that's the exact size you will be getting. However, If you ask, it will be planned or jointed. Then the answer is no. It will be rough sawn cut sizes.

2) Are these kiln-dried or air-dried
80 percent of our stock is kiln-dried. The stock that is not kiln dried is East Indian Rosewood, Gaboon Ebony, and Black palm. Leopardwood that's 2” and above is not kiln dried. We normally sell this kiln-dried. But the current stock is not kiln dried.

3) What is Moisture?
Kiln-dried are mostly between 8-10 percent. We are located in St. Louis, Missouri so we have high humidity and hence our moisture is high. Air-dried varies mostly by 12-15 percent.

4) Are these Quarter Cut or Rift sawn or Flat sawn?
This varies. However, 100 percent of our back and sides, neck blanks, and fingerboards are Quarter cut and book matched except Birdseye maple.

5) Are these rough cuts?
Yes, most of our lumber, luthier products, turning blanks, bowl blanks, etc are all rough cut. We do plane body blanks and this option is added when you buy. We do plane them down at no extra cost.

6) Are these Planned or Jointed?
Not planned or jointed. We do this occasionally for customers who don't have access to a planer or jointer at no extra cost.

7) Would you plane this piece?
Yes, we can do this. At this moment we are backed up but in exceptional cases, we can help out. Please email at jockey@exoticwoodzone.com

8) Would you joint this for me?
Again we can do this at no extra cost if time permits us. Please email at jockey@exoticwoodzone.com

9) Do you do custom cut?
Yes, we do custom size orders. But there has to be a minimum of $200 order. But again we try our best to help out in other cases if we can.

10) How is board foot calculated?
You take the length x width x thickness and then divide this by 144 (if all measurements are in inches)Here’s an example. A Lumber piece measures 20” wide, 48” long, and 1” thick Then the board feet will be 20 x 48 x 1

11) Why is lumber so expensive?
Even though most of the moisture is removed from lumber, wood is still a dense material. Most of the ground freight carriers built the companies to deliver packages much smaller in dimension and lighter than the weight of lumber. When it comes to lumber due to the sheer size of it, shipping companies charge a lot for shipping. We offer free shipping. That's why you are in good hands as we deal with the shipping companies ourselves and get you the best rate and sell the products at on rate.

12)What kind of lumber do you stock?
Our specialty is hardwood lumber both exotic and domestic except for Basswood.

Domestics

• Basswood
• Black Walnut
• Hard Maple
• Cherry
• Hard Maple
• Birdseye maple
• White Ash
• Curly Hard Maple
• Alder
• Poplar
• Ambrosia Maple