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EbonyWe are specialized in cutting exact dimensions according to your needs: Please simply request a quote!
Please also see our category ebony saw cut veneers!
Ebony Pen Blank 120 x 20 x 20 mm
Our previous price 3,90 €
Now only 2,99 €
you save 23 % = 0,91 €
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 6,50 €
you save 27 % = 2,40 €
Ebony Knife Scales 120 x 40 x 4 mm
Our previous price 5,90 €
Now only 2,49 €
you save 58 % = 3,41 €
Eb007 Ebony Block, Bowl Blank 150 x 145 x 60 mm
Our previous price 89,20 €
Now only 76,60 €
you save 14 % = 12,60 €
Eb015 Ebony 5 Penblanks a 120 x 20 x 20 mm
Our previous price 12,50 €
Now only 9,90 €
you save 21 % = 2,60 €
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 €
Eb019 Ebony Block, Bowl Blank XL! 150 x 145 x 75 mm
Our previous price 114,50 €
Now only 99,99 €
you save 13 % = 14,51 €
Eb020 Ebony Block, Bowl blank 140 x 140 x 60 mm
Our previous price 87,00 €
Now only 76,60 €
you save 12 % = 10,40 €
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, there are no certificates for ebony, because 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 a CITES-listed protection status for ebony from Madagascar (Diospyros perrieri), which is endemic there, this species may no longer be exported. Discussion of the overexploitation of ebony in Madagascar by the musical instrument industry has often led to generalization of this trade ban among laypeople, with no distinction made between the rather different species from Madagascar and West Africa. Ebony from West Africa is subject to absolutely no trade restrictions and does not need to be certified!
One more tip to make your work a success: Ebony, like all very hard and dense types of wood, tends to crack at end-grain surfaces especially in large cross-sections in dry and warm rooms, you must expect 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 thin coat of white glue
We are specialized in cutting exact dimensions according to your needs: Please simply request a quote!
Please also see our category ebony saw cut veneers!
Ebony Pen Blank 120 x 20 x 20 mm
Our previous price 3,90 €
Now only 2,99 €
you save 23 % = 0,91 €
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 6,50 €
you save 27 % = 2,40 €
Ebony Knife Scales 120 x 40 x 4 mm
Our previous price 5,90 €
Now only 2,49 €
you save 58 % = 3,41 €
Eb007 Ebony Block, Bowl Blank 150 x 145 x 60 mm
Our previous price 89,20 €
Now only 76,60 €
you save 14 % = 12,60 €
Eb015 Ebony 5 Penblanks a 120 x 20 x 20 mm
Our previous price 12,50 €
Now only 9,90 €
you save 21 % = 2,60 €
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 €
Eb019 Ebony Block, Bowl Blank XL! 150 x 145 x 75 mm
Our previous price 114,50 €
Now only 99,99 €
you save 13 % = 14,51 €
Eb020 Ebony Block, Bowl blank 140 x 140 x 60 mm
Our previous price 87,00 €
Now only 76,60 €
you save 12 % = 10,40 €
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, there are no certificates for ebony, because 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 a CITES-listed protection status for ebony from Madagascar (Diospyros perrieri), which is endemic there, this species may no longer be exported. Discussion of the overexploitation of ebony in Madagascar by the musical instrument industry has often led to generalization of this trade ban among laypeople, with no distinction made between the rather different species from Madagascar and West Africa. Ebony from West Africa is subject to absolutely no trade restrictions and does not need to be certified!
One more tip to make your work a success: Ebony, like all very hard and dense types of wood, tends to crack at end-grain surfaces especially in large cross-sections in dry and warm rooms, you must expect 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 thin coat of white glue