Looking for Dalbergia sp (and a few others)

[Jperry93]

Brazilian Tulipwood - English Handmade Knives

Dimensions: 26 x 125 x 38mm.

english-handmade-knives.co.uk

Couple of D frutescens, syn D variabilis knife scales here

Thanks, Dave! Unfortunately these are both too small for me - I need 50mm square and 25mm thick. getting the docs for having them shipped from French Guyana might come in quite expensive?

 

[daveflutes]

Thanks, Dave! Unfortunately these are both too small for me - I need 50mm square and 25mm thick. getting the docs for having them shipped from French Guyana might come in quite expensive?

Ah shame, everything comes in knife scale size! He can ship via France so it's not as expensive as you'd think, though for one or two items maybe not economical. Depends how badly you want it

 

[Jperry93]

Ah shame, everything comes in knife scale size! He can ship via France so it's not as expensive as you'd think, though for one or two items maybe not economical. Depends how badly you want it

For frutescens, not THAT much. I have some I managed to find from someone who used it for inlays so I am not particularly low on it anymore. Really congestiflora is the big one I almost never say no to, but good luck finding that now HA

 

[Friedrich9]

jumping on here with the knife blanks I have up for trade. As well as some spindle blanks.

greenheart - 150x49x22mm
Wallara (E. falcata) - 133x49x26mm
She oak (C. Fraseriana) - 148x50x26mm
Andaman padauk - 154x49x25
“Indonesian” padauk (no idea on the sp here) - 147x50x25
Parana pine - 147x49x24
Afromosia -147x49x24
Figured guarea - 146x50x27
Anjan- 149x48x25
Figured goncalo alves -118x49x25

rengas: 2x2x12
spalted jatoba: 2x2x12
Zollerina glabra (no idea on a common name) 2x2x12 x 2 of these.

I am still interested in Dalbergias - especially congestiflora (camatillo), frutescens (tuilipwood), baronii (or any madagascan species) and cultrata at the moment.
Additionally, other species I would love to find: australian sandalwood, red lancewood, boonaree. As always, anything especially pretty or unusual (and dense) might be up my street.

Hi,
@daniscool is correct. I have boonaree and red lancewood. And technically 4 different species of Australian sandalwood, although it’d take something very interesting for me to cut into those. They are very hard to find anymore. What sizes are you looking for again?