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Also called Maple Silkwood (Flindersia Brayleyana )
1. Origin North Queensland ( Now mainly in World Heritage list areas)
2. Description: Pink to Brown Pink hardwood with frequent interlocked or wavy grain
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3. Uses High class furniture , joinery, turnery, carving and inlay work. Light boat building. Applications of Maple almost infinite.
4. Working Properties ( various authorities comments)
* This species is at the same time both one of the greatest cabinet woods of the world and the most valuable on our markets. ( it lies in type between Honduras Mahogany and English Walnut)
* Becoming hard to source due to areas of growth being World Heritage listed.
* Strong, stable, readily takes stain, disliked by borer, bends satisfactorily, glues well, planes to a smooth finish. Non durable in the ground. Specifications / Sizes generally stocked: Thickness: 1" ; 1.5" ; 2" & 3" ( 25mm; 38mm; 50mm & 75mm)
Squares 4" x 4"( 100mm x 100mm)
Widths: Details on specific application
Lengths Details on specific application
Back ( Density of timber ) Back ( Office Display)
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