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Mahogany, African

April 18, 2017

Scientific NameKhaya ivorensis
Common Namesakuk, bandoro, eri kiree, undianunu, oganwo
Market SourceAvailable from quality hardwood speciality distributors
PropertiesAfrican Mahogany has medium crushing strength and low bending strength and shock resistance. It is generally easy to work with both hand and machine tools. It has interlocked grain and can be prone to tearing when planed. Avoid ferrous fasteners can lead to iron staining
GrowsTropical areas of West, Central and East Africa, averages 110-140ft and 6' in diameter
Color SpecificationsAfrican Mahogany is usally light pinkish-brown when freshly cut, darkening with exposure to light and air to a deep reddish color.
GradeNHLA Standard Grading Rules
Health risks to considerDermatitis, especially of the face forearms and back of hands: respiratory problems during machining
AlternativesTrue (Honduran) Mahogany, Santos Mahogany
Shipping Weight33#ft3 or 2.75#/board foot or 2750#/mbf
Specific Gravity.53
Compressive StrengthN/A
Janka Hardness(Pounds-force) 830

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