Craft a Custom Cue with Versatile East Indian Rosewood
Looking for a high-quality raw wood to create a stunning billiard or pool cue? Look no further than East Indian Rosewood! With its rich, warm color and unique grain patterns, this exotic hardwood is the perfect choice for your next project.
Durability
East Indian Rosewood is known for its exceptional strength and durability, making it an excellent choice for high-performance pool cues. With a Janka hardness rating of 2200, this wood is incredibly resistant to wear and tear, ensuring that your cue will remain in top condition for years to come. Additionally, East Indian Rosewood is highly resistant to warping and cracking, even in humid environments, making it an ideal choice for players who demand the best.
Beauty
One of the most striking features of East Indian Rosewood is its stunning appearance. With its deep, reddish-brown color and distinctive grain patterns, this wood is truly a sight to behold. Whether you're looking for a classic, elegant look or a more modern, edgy style, East Indian Rosewood is sure to impress. And because each piece of wood is unique, your cue will be one-of-a-kind, with its own distinctive character and personality.
Versatility
In addition to its beauty and durability, East Indian Rosewood is also highly versatile. It can be easily shaped and carved to create a wide range of designs, from simple and understated to bold and intricate. And because it takes finishes so well, you can customize your cue with your own unique style and flair.
Sustainability
We're committed to sustainability and responsible forestry practices. That's why we only source our East Indian Rosewood from reputable suppliers who are dedicated to protecting the environment and promoting sustainable forestry. By choosing East Indian Rosewood for your billiard or pool cue, you can be confident that you're supporting ethical and environmentally responsible practices.
Material:
East Indian Rosewood - Dalbergia latifolia
Latin: Dalbergia Latifolia
Origin: India
East Indian Rosewood became the next best thing for guitar makers after Brazilian Rosewood (Dalbergia nigra) was placed on the endangered species listing in the 1960s. It has now been placed as a CITES Appendix II listing due to the worldwide restriction on all Dalbergia (True Rosewood) species. This makes it almost impossible to import but we do have a fair amount of material still in stock from pre-CITES imports. East Indian Rosewood has a beautiful rich color with the heartwood being brown with hints of purple and red. It typically darkens with age and is a dense wood but finishes well. East Indian Rosewood is a beautiful exotic turning wood that is easy to work with. Wonderful striped figure. It is very stable. The resin makes it a little hard to glue, and it is necessary to pre-drill before nailing. East Indian Rosewood is exported as turning squares. Source Region: India
PLEASE NOTE: In addition to our standard return policy conditions, all costs incurred to ship wood back to Atlas will be at the buyer's expense. The wood cannot be machined in any way and must have our stamp on it.
