Lignum Vitae

One of the hardest and heaviest woods (three times as hard as oak), lignum vitae is most commonly used for mallet heads, bearings and rollers.

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Lyptus

Lyptus is the trade name of a wood made from a hybrid of two species of Eucalyptus tree, Eucalyptus grandis and Eucalyptus urophylla.

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Mahogany

Medium density hardwood, pale brown to pink to dark reddish brown.

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Maple

Mesquite

A very strong, heavy and hard wood with medium stiffness. Heartwood is rich dark brown with darker wavy lines.

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Narra

Heartwood consists of light yellow, golden brown, reddish brown to red. Sapwood is a defined pale yellow or slightly white color.

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Oak

(Quercus rubra) Straight grained wood with a coarse texture that varies according to rate of growth.

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Osage Orange