Tiger Myrtle | 2" x 2" x 11-½"

Scientific name: Nothofagus cunninghamii Common Names: Tasmanian myrtle Description: Heartwood is a pink or light reddish brown, and can also have dark black streaks in the wood, sometimes referred to as “tiger myrtle.”. Machines and finishes well. Region: Southeast Australia and New Zealand Notes: Turning blanks are cut from premium kiln-dried lumber. Sapwood is not considered a defect and may be found in some boards. Due to the nature of wood, no two pieces are alike, and movement, shrinkage or expansion can occur. Pictures are representations. Dimensions may vary +/- ⅛" Wood dust has been known to cause allergic reactions among wood workers, therefore sufficient ventilation, dust extraction equipment, and the use of proper respirators and eye protection is essential.