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Bookmark or Share- Snakewood Exotic Wood & Snakewood Lumber | Bell Forest ProductsSnakewood is an exotic wood known technically as piratinera guianensis, snakewood comes from a small, relatively rare tree found in the forests of Central and South America. Initially deep red in color, snakewood changes its stripes (so to speak) upon being exposed to air, which makes the wood eventually turn reddish brown.
- What is Snakewood – How to Finish It? - Wood Thrive4- Apply the Finish to the Snakewood. Now, it’s time to apply the oil to the snakewood surface. For this, you will need a lint-free rag and tung oil. Pour some oil into a small bowl. Dip the rag in it and ring out any excess. Wipe the oil across the wood in the direction of the grain.
- Snakewood: Properties, Colors And Workability - WoodworkMag.ComWhat is Snakewood? Snakewood has the scientific name of Brosimum guianense, a rare tree found in the Central and South American forests. It is very hard and a rare exotic hardwood, prized for its highly figured grains. Because of its extreme hardness, it is a challenge to work with, under the family of Fabaceae.
- Snakewood | Uses, Pros and Cons - Timber BloggerMay 5, 2023 by Brij. Table of Contents. What is Snakewood? Snakewood is known as one of the most expensive woods in the world. It is prized for its unique appearance, durability and rot resistance. Snakewood is native to the coastal regions of northeastern South America.
- The Ultimate Guide To Snakewood - Top Woodworking AdviceSnakewood is a unique and beautiful wood that has been used in furniture and decorative items for centuries. It’s grown in the tropical forests of South America. But it can also appear in Southeast Asia, Mexico, and parts of Africa. Snakewood is very strong, resistant to rot and decay, and can withstand harsh weather conditions.
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