Ash Lumber is one of woodworking’s best-kept secrets. Known for its light colour, bold grain, and remarkable strength-to-weight ratio, it’s a favourite among furniture makers, turners, and builders who need durability without added weight.

In this guide, we break down what makes Ash such a reliable hardwood—from its appearance and workability to its advantages, applications, and finishing tips—so you can choose the perfect boards for your next project.

Black Limba is one of those rare woods that doesn’t just catch your eye—it grabs it. With golden bases, inky streaks, and wild, natural patterns, it looks like something a designer sketched… except nature did it better. And the best part? It works like a dream. Light, stable, beginner-friendly, and stunning straight off the planer.

This is the wood makers reach for when they want instant impact—guitars that look boutique, furniture that feels handcrafted, panels that turn into conversation starters. You don’t need stains or tricks; Black Limba shows up already looking like a showpiece.

If you’ve ever wondered what wood could do for your creativity, this is your invitation. Once you try Black Limba, you’ll start seeing your projects—and your possibilities—differently.

Black Walnut Lumber is one of the most sought after domestic hardwoods thanks to its rich dark heartwood, creamy sapwood contrast, and exceptional workability. Known for its stability, smooth grain, and timeless appearance, Black Walnut is a top choice for furniture, cabinetry, turning projects, and architectural work. In this guide, we cover everything from its colour and grain to its hardness, uses, and finishing tips so you can choose the best Walnut for your next build.

Learn why Aromatic Cedar is prized for its scent, colour, and insect-repelling properties. Discover its uses, finishing tips, and sourcing advice.

Discover the story behind Ambrosia Maple Lumber. How beetles and fungi create its unique streaks, how to work with it, and why it’s character is beloved by woodworkers.