Chechem Turning Squares: 2" x 2" x 18"

$18.00 $14.40 ea.
Sale Ends March 31, 2023Chechem Turning Squares: 2" x 2" x 18"
Get ready to work with the finest wood squares you've ever seen, they're ready to be turned into whatever you can imagine, such as furniture parts, table legs, small accessories, handles, artwork and other fine woodworking projects.
Why Choose Chechem?
A remarkably pretty wood with lots of variation and character. Texture is fine and uniform, pores barely visible; grain often interlocked. The wood works with some difficulty due to its hardness and density, and sharp tools must be used. Easy to finish and takes an excellent polish.What Size Is This?
Thickness | 2" (≈ 2" approx) |
Width | 2" |
Length | 18" |
Grade | Air dried and end-waxed |
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4.75
lbs /Bd. Ft.Wood Texture
Ease of Finishing

Chechem is an exotic wood from Latin America
A remarkably pretty wood with lots of variation and character. Texture is fine and uniform, pores barely visible; grain often interlocked. The wood works with some difficulty due to its hardness and density, and sharp tools must be used. Easy to finish and takes an excellent polish.

Dark reddish brown to golden brown or tan with lots of variation and alternating color.

Medium trees reaching up to 50 feet in height with a diameter of 18-24". Sap is said to be caustic and should be avoided, but the wood is not poisonous

Black poisonwood, Caribbean Rosewood, Chechem, Chechem negro, Chechen, Poisontree, Rosewood

Furniture, flooring, turnery, accessories, musical instruments, small parts, cutting boards, picture frames, jewelry boxes
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