If you ever get your hands on some, grab it! The grain is unbelivable :conf:

Nice i just got my hands on some spanish cedar.I would have to say its somewhere's between red cedar an Mohagany.I think thay are all part of the same family.I just turned a plug in it i gotta seall an test to see how it holds up.

I've been messing around with some needles and I have been experimenting with a few types of wood, one of which was a light mahogany. The guy wasn't sure what type it was, but it felt like it is was about 1/3- to 1/2 the weight of his other mahogany. It sure does look pretty, I'm not sure how it will work out, but time will tell...

NIB, lemme know how you like the Spanish Cedar. We use it for outter sill replacements or dutchman repairs. Will be on lookout for scraps

perdy stuff

im makin some mahog needles right now.

Nice i just got my hands on some spanish cedar.I would have to say its somewhere's between red cedar an Mohagany.I think thay are all part of the same family.I just turned a plug in it i gotta seall an test to see how it holds up.

Spanish ?? I've been looking for some board sizes to use for a humidor. Where'd you come up with it ??

i use mahogany for needles, stuff is awesome, but you dont need much weight. ask me how i know :rolleyes: the first 1/2 dozen needles dropped like jigs. oh well, you live and you learn. :doh:

Nice :D

Sudsy.....Larkin Lumber in Hudson, MA has around 5000 board feet of 2x and 1x stock.....they might ship for you also? Nice stuff.

Spanish ?? I've been looking for some board sizes to use for a humidor. Where'd you come up with it ??

love the finish. :uhuh:

Sudsy jaeger in Belmar on 12 th has the spanish.I think I read somewhere it is used to line cigar boxes.
Its nice wood to work with.light.has lots of pinholes in it.had minimal ill effects from test swimmin a peice that was not sealed.in other words the grain only slightly raised an easily sanded smooth again which is rare..