Cumaru 4/4 Shorts Pack: 5 Boards

$119.00 $95.00 /Pack
Sale Ends March 31, 202348 U.S. Ground Service
Cumaru 4/4 Shorts Pack: 5 Boards
You get an assortment of 5 beautiful boards between 4" to 6" wide, and 24" or slightly longer. All pieces are planed smooth on the face and back with a clean straight edge (also known as S3S).
Why Choose Cumaru?
A strong, tough, resilient wood that fits the bill for a dark or medium dark project. Good resistance to insect attack and weather. Cumaru is extraordinarily stable and also provides a moderate blunting effect on cutters and blades. Accepts varnish satisfactorily, and will make some very robust furniture.What Size Is This?
Thickness | 13/16" (≈ 4/4, S2S approx) |
Width | 4"-6" |
Length | 24" |
Grade | Select & Better |
Quantity | 5 Boards |
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Cumaru is a Exotic wood from Latin America
A strong, tough, resilient wood that fits the bill for a dark or medium dark project. Good resistance to insect attack and weather. Cumaru is extraordinarily stable and also provides a moderate blunting effect on cutters and blades. Accepts varnish satisfactorily, and will make some very robust furniture.

Tan-like yellow to medium brown with a slight orange-red cast that darkens with age.

May grow to 100 feet in height with trunk diameters of 24" to 36" but some trees have grown to over 60" diameter.

Almendro, Charapilla, Chontaquiro, Cumaru, Cumarut, Ebo, Sarrapia, Tonka

Flooring, ship building, cabinetry, musical instruments, heavy construction, fine furniture, etc.
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