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Ebony
Ebony Pen Blank 120 x 20 x 20 mm
Our previous price 3,90 €
Now only 1,99 €
you save 49 % = 1,91 €
Ebony Knife Blank 120 x 40 x 30 mm
Our previous price 9,40 €
Now only 8,50 €
you save 10 % = 0,90 €
Ebony Knife Scales 120 x 40 x 10 mm
Our previous price 8,90 €
Now only 7,50 €
you save 16 % = 1,40 €
Ebony Folder and Razor Knife Scales 140 x 40 x 4 mm
Our previous price 7,70 €
Now only 6,14 €
you save 20 % = 1,56 €
Ebony Knife Scales 120 x 40 x 4 mm
Our previous price 6,90 €
Now only 5,50 €
you save 20 % = 1,40 €
Eb001 Ebony Blank AAA Grade 305 x 40 x 40 mm
Our previous price 28,50 €
Now only 23,90 €
you save 16 % = 4,60 €
Eb008 Ebony Billiards Snooker Cue Stick Blank 800 x 40 x 40 mm
Our previous price 49,50 €
Now only 39,99 €
you save 19 % = 9,51 €
Eb009 Ebony assortment sections, remnants, scraps ca. 60 - 200 mm long
Our previous price 34,50 €
Now only 27,99 €
you save 19 % = 6,51 €
Eb018 Ebony Pair of Chop Stick Blanks 240 x 10x 10 mm
Our previous price 5,40 €
Now only 4,40 €
you save 19 % = 1,00 €
Ebony is freely tradable on the market without any trade restrictions. Due to the extremely low trade volumes compared to industrially used wood species such as meranti, teak, ipé, bongossi, bangkirai, cumaru, mahogany, there are no certificates for these woods, as available and traded quantities are well below 0.1% (for white ebony even below 0.0001%) of the volume of annual imports of individual other wood species. There is only a CITES-listed protected status for ebony only from Madagascar, the endemic ebony (Diospyros perrieri) there is no longer allowed to be exported. Discussion of the overexploitation of ebony in Madagascar by the musical instrument industry has often led lay people to generalize this trade ban and make no distinction between the rather different species from Madagascar and West Africa. Ebony from the continent of Africa, specifically West Africa is subject to absolutely no trade restriction and does not need to be certified!
One more tip for the success of your work: Ebony, like almost all very hard and dense wood species, tends to crack at end-grain surfaces in very dry and warm rooms, especially with large cross-sections; you must expect the finest cracks to form during processing. Please do not expose the wood to sudden and strong temperature and humidity changes and protect the end grain surfaces with a layer of wax or a thin coat of white glue.