Cocobolo veneer

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Characteristics of Cocobolo veneer

Latin name:

Dalbergia retusa; Fam. Fabaceae

Other names:

Coccobolo, Palo Sando, Grenadillo, Nambar

Characteristics:

very hard and dense wood with slightly undulated grain, very decorative, hardly fissile, but good workable, high oil content makes it difficult to glue, robust and very resistant to age; endangered species/CITES permit mandatory

Wood color:

creamy yellow sapwood, heartwood dark orange to deep red with black veins, quickly darkening under influence of light

Source:

Central America: Pacific coast from Mexico to Panama

Application:

interior design, hand knifes, tool handles, wooden wind instruments, walking sticks, turnery, sculpting, brush production

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