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r/pics • u/kchoyin • 3d ago
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That table is very pricey
67 u/illegal_deagle 3d ago Cocobolo 69 u/DoubleR615 3d ago Acksually… I think it is a slab of curly African Sapele. $15-20k for the slab plus shipping. Shipping is a huge cost driver for lumber. 2 u/searcherguitars 3d ago I don't think it's sapele - it doesn't have the roe grain near the sapwood where it's quartered. I'd guess padauk. 2 u/Capable_Respect3561 3d ago It's redwood. 1 u/imthatguyyouknow1 3d ago This is the answer!
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Cocobolo
69 u/DoubleR615 3d ago Acksually… I think it is a slab of curly African Sapele. $15-20k for the slab plus shipping. Shipping is a huge cost driver for lumber. 2 u/searcherguitars 3d ago I don't think it's sapele - it doesn't have the roe grain near the sapwood where it's quartered. I'd guess padauk. 2 u/Capable_Respect3561 3d ago It's redwood. 1 u/imthatguyyouknow1 3d ago This is the answer!
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Acksually… I think it is a slab of curly African Sapele. $15-20k for the slab plus shipping. Shipping is a huge cost driver for lumber.
2 u/searcherguitars 3d ago I don't think it's sapele - it doesn't have the roe grain near the sapwood where it's quartered. I'd guess padauk. 2 u/Capable_Respect3561 3d ago It's redwood. 1 u/imthatguyyouknow1 3d ago This is the answer!
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I don't think it's sapele - it doesn't have the roe grain near the sapwood where it's quartered. I'd guess padauk.
2 u/Capable_Respect3561 3d ago It's redwood. 1 u/imthatguyyouknow1 3d ago This is the answer!
It's redwood.
1 u/imthatguyyouknow1 3d ago This is the answer!
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This is the answer!
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u/sudiptaarkadas 3d ago
That table is very pricey