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This one is really easy........but check out the curl!!




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Hawaiian Zoot! Ooo.. I want some more Sapele and some of that too!

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I love that microcurl on a dark koa. MMMMM


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Looks exactly like some Black Acacia I have...

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Koa it is....can't wait to cut it up!


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Is the raw color more redish or greenish? the wetted photos show a beautiful honey golden color on the lighter grain. This looks exseptionally golden for Koa. Like Don, I would have guessed Black Acacia.


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Pictures were taken with the wood DRY not wetted, it has been planed. Lighting/flash did throw the color off. Colors are honey golden with darker redish brown streaks.


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Oh-ta. I just looked a bit lighter than all the Koa I have worked with... Sure is pertty


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[QUOTE=MichaelP] Oh-ta. I just looked a bit lighter than all the Koa I have worked with... Sure is pertty[/QUOTE]

I do agree that the pics do sort of give it the Acacia look, If I had taken the pics in the daytime under sunlight it would probably clear things up for ya....greens, reds, browns, golds purple.....in person it can almost put you in a trance. Acacia is nice but there is nothing like big Island Koa (my opinion, of course)


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