Has anyone heard of Red Kabas wood? Know where to get it? Goes by a different name? Closest look-alike? Thanks in advance for your replies.
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Exotic wood
- Thread starter Walt Wager
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No, it is more like bloodwood
Never heard of it. Do you have some? If so, show us a photo, especially of the end grain. As you know, the only search finding is a reference from Sawmill Creek about 15 years ago. If you don't have some, perhaps someone with privileges there could check out that reference and photos and let us know what it looks like.