American Black Walnut, Wild Black Cherry, Birdseye Maple, Curly Maple, Fancy Maple Crotch,  Ash,  Fancy Spalted Maple, Basswood, Butternut, Genuine Redwood Burl, Mesquite*, Osage Orange*, White Oak Crotch, Fancy Black Stripe English Walnut, Desert Iron Wood, Red Strip Boxelder, Fancy Red Elm, Purple Plum and Hackberry.    (* indicates not a fancy figured wood)

Bubinga, Wenge, Purple Heart, Imbuia, Honduras Rosewood, Cordia, Tulipwood, Black Ebony, Ziricote, Lacewood, Vermillion, Koa, Goncalo Alves, Zebra Wood, Cocobolo, Lignum Vitae, Kingswood, Macassar Ebony and Bloodwood.  The exotics we offer are cut for pistol grips, duck calls, jewelry, or other specialty projects. However, due to the problem of getting large pieces of exotics it is limited in plank form.

AMERICAN WALNUT- Perhaps the most popular of all native hardwoods for cabinet work, table legs, candle holders, lamps, and all small wood turning projects. It can justly be call the “wood eternal.”

BUTTERNUT- A beautiful light brown colored wood native to Iowa. Lighter in weight and less dense in texture than walnut, graining similar to walnut. Resist checking and warping well. May or may not have small sound worm holes (Not considered a defect).

WILD CHERRY- Another native hardwood, dense, close grained, varying shades of pinkish-brown to yellow-brown. Turns very well and possesses all the desirable qualities of walnut. Has a tendency to darken with age after finish is applied.

BASSWOOD- A soft, white, fine textured wood. The choice of many carvers. Ideal for decoy or any project requiring painting or staining.

HACKBERRY- Native to the Midwest this wood is moderately hard. This species varies in color from pale yellow to greenish or grayish yellow.

WHITE ASH- A light Colored, dense wood, with distinctive growth rings. Suitable for turning or smooth sculpting.