Makore, Tieghemella heckelii (A.k.A. Douka)
Block Mottled
Pink or reddish brown, commonly with a mottled or wavy grain pattern. Figured grain patterns are commonly seen in Makore, and include: mottled, curly, wavy, and moire.
Uses -Generally easy to work, though sections with interlocked grain can cause tearout during planing or other machining operations. Makore will react when put into direct contact with iron, becoming discolored and stained. Makore also has a pronounced blunting effect on cutters due to its high silica content. Besides this dulling effect, Makore turns well, and is easy to glue and finish.
Uses -Generally easy to work, though sections with interlocked grain can cause tearout during planing or other machining operations. Makore will react when put into direct contact with iron, becoming discolored and stained. Makore also has a pronounced blunting effect on cutters due to its high silica content. Besides this dulling effect, Makore turns well, and is easy to glue and finish.
Veener20 Mil. 48 x 96
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Plywood3/4 48 x 96 MDF A-1 SM#
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Lumber4/4 - 12/4 Boule Cut
5/4 ( 1 natural edge) 6/4 figured boule 8/4 20-24 x 160" 12/4 48-50" x 222" |
Edgebanding1” Strips x 100”
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Makore, Fiddleback
Fiddleback
VeneerN/A
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Plywood
3/4 48 X 120 MDF AA-1 SM#
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Lumber4/4 – 12/4
PLAIN & FIGURED 8/4 12/4 Boule |
EdgebandingN/A
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Douka (Makore) Live Edge, Natural Edge and Whole Logs
Makore Slabs
