About Bubinga

Bubinga has a close resemblance to Rosewood, and is often use in place of more expensive woods. Bubinga is very strong, hard, and beautiful - a truly unique wood.

• Common Names: Bubinga, African Rosewood, Kevazingo, Guibourtia.
• Origin: Africa.
• Color: Vivid pinkish red to dark reddish brown with dark purple or black streaks.
• Janka Hardness: 1,980 lbs/ft.
• Avg. Weight: 4.71 lbs/bdft.
• General Workability: Bubinga is very hard and heavy wood and has mild blunting effect on cutters. Very strong. Laser engraves well, glues well, and finishes with a beautiful luxurious luster.

Project Ready? These thin wood sheets (previously called "Scroll Saw Ready" hardwoods) are perfect for scroll sawing, laser cutting and engraving, thick veneers, and much more. Our Project Ready Bubinga boards are kiln dried and surfaced and sanded to 150 grit on two sides.

Sizes are exact. | This is all solid Bubinga hardwood, not plywood, and is not glued. | 100% satisfaction guaranteed.