Paul's random wood cut offs

Box #34 is a USPS medium flat rate box.

Thirty-forth box has a 8.125" x 12.5" x .8" piece of cathedral cut Leopardwood with a heavy snipe 1.5 inches in from the end, 8.125" x 12" x 1" thick piece of Partridgewood or Panga panga, Padauk 9.5" x 11.5" x 1.1", a 2" x 1.75" x 12.6" long piece of boxed pith Crepe myrtle and unknown 3.25" x 11.9" x 1" thick that looks like Morado. These woods are pictured. If you need more information, ask. There is other wood packed to assure box is filled to capacity.
Buyer @SA-Motors Paid Thank you.
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Box #35 is a USPS medium flat rate box.

Thirty-fifth box has Red bud, White oak with spalt, Basswood, African mahogany platter blank, cypress (assume bald) and Cocobolo. These woods are pictured. If you need more information, ask. There is other wood packed to assure box is filled to capacity. @SA-Motors has first refusal
Buyer @SA-Motors Paid Thank you.
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Coco is 3.8" x 12" x .675. Jointer marks on both sides, less another 1/16 heavy.
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Box #36 is a USPS medium flat rate box.

Thirty-sixth box has Sycamore 5.25" x 13.25" x .9 with a check, Tzalam thin 4" x 11.75" x .9 with a small knot on one side, Sugar maple blank 2.375" square x 12.25" long with some black line spalt", Sugar maple 1.3" square x 13.5 long, curly Red maple 1.25" square x 12.5" long with ambrosia stain, Silky oak 4.8" x 12.125" x .7" rough cut on one side and a Tzalam blank 6.5" x 12.5" x 2.125" with surface checks on one side. These woods are pictured. If you need more information, ask. There is other wood packed to assure box is filled to capacity.
Buyer @Cloud of Sawdust Farms Paid Thank you.
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Surface checks on one side of Tzalam.
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Box #40 is a USPS medium flat rate box.

Fortieth box has a nice Sipo blank 5.5" x 12.5" x 2.5, Tzalam blank 5.75" x 11.8" x 2.125 with a 4.5" check on one corner, rough cut on one side, should turn out if used for round work, Zebrawood 3.6" x 11.6" x 1" rift cut, Leopardwood 7.75" x 12.4" x .875". These woods are pictured. If you need more information, ask. There is other wood packed to assure box is filled to capacity.
Buyer @Cloud of Sawdust Farms Paid Thank you.
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Box #40 is a USPS medium flat rate box.

Fortieth box has a nice Sipo blank 5.5" x 12.5" x 2.5, Tzalam blank 5.75" x 11.8" x 2.125 with a 4.5" check on one corner, rough cut on one side, should turn out if used for round work, Zebrawood 3.6" x 11.6" x 1" rift cut, Leopardwood 7.75" x 12.4" x .875". These woods are pictured. If you need more information, ask. There is other wood packed to assure box is filled to capacity.

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Paul sure had a lot of Tzalam. Its not a wood I hear mentioned hardly ever, but there have been several sizeable blocks of it in many of these boxes.
 
Paul sure had a lot of Tzalam. Its not a wood I hear mentioned hardly ever, but there have been several sizeable blocks of it in many of these boxes.
He bought a few planks and had plans of turning much of it. It sure is a beautiful wood, that is if you like Caribbean walnut as it is also called.
 
He bought a few planks and had plans of turning much of it. It sure is a beautiful wood, that is if you like Caribbean walnut as it is also called.
I purchased a short over the summer, but I have yet to find a use for it. It just never really speaks to me lol. The piece I have is rather bland.
 
Box #41 is a USPS medium flat rate box.

Forty first box has a Aromatic red cedar blank 6" x 13.125" x 1.8" with a mix of red and white, Leopardwood 5.75" x 12.25" x .8" thick with a semi-cathedral grain pattern, 2 wedges of Spalted maple with borer damages 3" x 13.25" x 1.375" thick widening out to 4.5" wide. A white oak piece 5.75" x 12.25" x .8", 1/4 sawn with a check along pith on the edge. A piece of laminated European beech butcher block to fill a void. These woods are pictured. If you need more information, ask. There is other wood packed to assure box is filled to capacity.

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Man, I have too much wood now... but I wonder if one could use those two spalted maple live edge blocks as the sides for a box and make the lid a roll top design that would follow the shape of the live edge? And that piece of aromatic red cedar would be nice to have. I have to think about this one a little more.
 
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