Dymondwood identification

[jbpaul]

I recently bought out a penturner getting out of the hobby.

In the process of cataloging my purchase, I came across a Dymondwood chunk that is labeled with the number 7, predominately red/burgundy with lighter laminations between.

I have Googled, Yahooed!, etc, and find many Dymondwood color charts. None of them include a #7.

Anyone know what the name of Dymondwood #7?

I realize that this is trivial but my OCD nature requires that I identify it :befuddled:.

Thanks for any help,
JB

 

[TellicoTurning]

JB,
Don't know about the #7... but if you look at the HUT catalog - or website - you'll see a blank called Ruby Wood .. sounds a lot like what you have.

or go to the Rutland site and download their color charts.. they are mfgr of Dymondwood

http://www.rutply.com/products/dymondwood.html

 

[Druid]

I may be wrong but I believe that was a game call dymondwood blank that was discontinued

 

[robert3]

Hi
On the Rutland website you can find all the different Diamond woods. The #7 is the Heritage Brown.Hope this helps.

Robert

 

[jbpaul]

Thanks guys!

I didn't read far enough in the Dymondwood brochure. Heritage Brown (#7) is in the text list but not in the sample photos.

I wouldn't call it brown, more of an aged cherry look. Maybe it looks different after turning. We'll have to see soon!

Thanks again for the help.

 

[maxwell_smart007]

Look here:

http://www.woodnwhimsies.com/dw.html