Honduras Rosewood?

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I just got some the other day and it looks pretty cool. Im gonna make a plain jane with a super curly handle. Anyone ever use this wood? I dont recall ever seeing it mentioned before. Its heavy as hell, so i will have to core it for sure. Im just curious who else has tried it and what your opinion of it is. Thanks!

Joe
 
I have used it on a couple of cues, yes it is heavy hell. Be carefull to not even think about rushing to turn it WILL move on you. It finished nice as i recall. I think I have a pic of one of them in my profile, its a plain jane with a curly handle.
 
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I just got some the other day and it looks pretty cool. Im gonna make a plain jane with a super curly handle. Anyone ever use this wood? I dont recall ever seeing it mentioned before. Its heavy as hell, so i will have to core it for sure. Im just curious who else has tried it and what your opinion of it is. Thanks!

Joe

Is it kiln dried? Do you have a moisture meter to check it?

HF has one for $10 and it works. I am not telling you that it is as good as a $100 meter but it will give you an indication of how wet it is.

Kim
 
Is it kiln dried? Do you have a moisture meter to check it?

HF has one for $10 and it works. I am not telling you that it is as good as a $100 meter but it will give you an indication of how wet it is.

Kim

Yes, its dried. I bought one of those hf meters and it hasnt worked since i got it. Lol.

Joe
 
my john davis has a honduran rosewood / cocobolo forearm, it's great, i love it.
also, bcm (bryan mordt) did the conversion, am very pleased with it, the other wood is african padauk.
 

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