RARE WOODS & BURLS

All of the woods on this page, except for the Snake Wood, have been "stabilized" (see bottom of

page) in order to bring out the depth of figure and to harden the wood.

 

Snake Close

 Snake Wood

So called because it resembles the skin of a Pit Viper. The rarest and most expensive wood in the world. Single Action Grips $250.

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Amboyna Burl

Amboyna Burl
Single Action Grips $200-$220

 

Macassar Ebony 
Single Action Grips $175 - $195

Maple Burl-Select
Single Action Grips $170 - $190

Camphor Burl
Single Action Grips $170 - $190

 
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 Marble Wood

Blond in color with strong vertical brown streaks.

Single Action Grips $165 - $185

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 Spalted Maple

Every cut of this is unique and beautiful.

Single Action Grips $165 - $185

 


Blond Buckeye Burl "Select" 

Swirls and dots with Mother of Pearl shimmers.

Single Action Grips $165 - $185

 

Box Elder  
Box Elder Burl
Loaded with eyes and swirls. Single Action Grips $175 - $190
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Juniper3
 Colorado Juniper
Very smooth in the hand. Reflective gold and honey tones. Single Action Grips - $175 - $190
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 Madrone Burl

Gorgeous red brown.

Single Action Grips $165 - $185


 Mesquite Burl

Single Action Grips $175 - $195

 

 

Walnut Burl

Many different variations in this burl. All of it beautiful.

Single Action Grips $165 - $185


Black & White Ebony

Very rare

Single Action Grips $200- $220

 

 
American Holly
Beautiful creamy blond color with subtle grain.
Single Action Grips $165 - $185
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Olivewood
Olive Wood
Warm and smooth to the touch. Pronounced grain, dense wood. Single Action Grips $150 - $165
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KOA 4Koa
Select Figured Koa
Beautiful warm gold tones and highly figured. Rare.
Single Action Grips $190 - $210

 


 Eucalyptus Burl

Single Action Grips $170 - $190 

 

 


 

 

 


Curly Mesquite

The curl in this is extremely tight. From the National Park Sabino Canyon in Tucson

Arizona. The flash floods of 2006 brought many 100+ year old trees down.

Single Action Grips $190 - $210  

 

 

 

 

 

 

Stabilization is a seventeen hour process that begins with four hours of vacuum to draw out air and moisture. The vacuum is slowly released and a 110 degree mixture of monomer resins and acrylics are introduced and then set to a pressure of 4000psi for seven hours. This pressure is slowly released and the wood is autoclaved, (heat treated) , for four more hours in order to activate the hardener.