Picture of the curly maple
Here is a picture of the curly maple. This picture is courtesy of my wife Lisa who is the family computer wizard [everybody should have one of those]. As for the finish, it is a straight fairly rough cut on one edge and surfaced on both sides. Overall quality: some has more figure than others, most have little if any tear out, but a few boards have several spots of tear out. They will let you pick through the wood. They cater a lot to woodworkers and hobbyists. They said a lot of people buy this figured wood for guitar making. I think the normal price is somewhere between 4 and 4.5 dollars but I'm not sure. When I saw a buck and a quarter I didn't care how much they sold it for normally.
All the wood I saw was straight and flat with no sap wood. Widths range from 3" to about 10". I saw lengths from 5 feet to 10 feet and a few even longer than that. The guy there told me they had approximately 30,000 board feet, but at that price even that much may not last long.
Here is a picture of the curly maple. This picture is courtesy of my wife Lisa who is the family computer wizard [everybody should have one of those]. As for the finish, it is a straight fairly rough cut on one edge and surfaced on both sides. Overall quality: some has more figure than others, most have little if any tear out, but a few boards have several spots of tear out. They will let you pick through the wood. They cater a lot to woodworkers and hobbyists. They said a lot of people buy this figured wood for guitar making. I think the normal price is somewhere between 4 and 4.5 dollars but I'm not sure. When I saw a buck and a quarter I didn't care how much they sold it for normally.
All the wood I saw was straight and flat with no sap wood. Widths range from 3" to about 10". I saw lengths from 5 feet to 10 feet and a few even longer than that. The guy there told me they had approximately 30,000 board feet, but at that price even that much may not last long.

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