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Bloodwood (Tropical South America)
Exotic Woods. Availability of these woods may vary greatly.
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Bocote (Mexico)
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Bubinga (Equatorial Africa)
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Cocobolo (Central America)
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East Indian Rosewood (India, Sri Lanka, Indonesia)
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Gaboon Ebony (Equatorial West Africa)
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Goncalo Alves (Central America, Brazil)
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Kingwood (Brazil, Mexico)
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Koa (Hawaii)
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Lacewood (Tropical South America)
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Lignum Vitae (Central and South America)
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Olivewood (Europe and eastern Africa)
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Padauk (Central and tropical west Africa)
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Redheart (Central and South America)
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Sapele (Tropical Africa)
Domestic Woods. Generally available.
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Ambrosia Maple (Southeastern U.S.)
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Birdseye Maple
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Black Walnut Burl
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BoxElder
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Maple
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Mesquite (Southwestern U.S., Mexico)
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Myrtle (Pacific northwest)
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Osage Orange (South-central U.S.)
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Quilted Maple
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Spalted Maple