Wood types and origins

When it comes to woodworking, the choice of wood plays a crucial role in the final product's quality and appearance. At Daviault Woodworking, we take pride in using a variety of high-quality wood types sourced from different origins. Each wood type brings its unique characteristics and adds a touch of elegance to our products. Let's explore some of the wood types we work with:

Walnut

Walnut wood, known for its rich, dark brown color and beautiful grain patterns, is highly sought after by both craftsmen and homeowners alike. It is a hardwood that is native to North America, specifically the eastern regions of the United States.

One of the reasons why walnut is so highly regarded is its durability. It is a dense and strong wood, making it ideal for furniture, flooring, and other woodworking projects that require stability and longevity.

Purple Heart

Purple Heart wood, as the name suggests, features a vibrant purple hue that deepens over time. It originates from Central and South America and is highly sought after for its unique color and natural resistance to decay.

Maple

Maple wood is known for its light color and smooth texture. It is a versatile wood that can be easily stained or painted to achieve various finishes. Maple is commonly used in furniture, cabinets, and flooring.

Wormy Maple

Wormy Maple, also known as Ambrosia Maple, is characterized by its distinctive patterns caused by the ambrosia beetle. These patterns create a rustic and unique look, making it a popular choice for decorative pieces.

Padauk

Padauk wood, native to Africa, features a vibrant reddish-orange color that deepens with age. It is a dense and durable wood that is often used in furniture, musical instruments, and decorative accents.

Bloodwood

Bloodwood, originating from South America, is known for its deep red color, resembling blood. It is a dense and durable wood that is often used in fine woodworking projects, such as furniture, cabinetry, and turned objects.

Red Oak

Red Oak is a popular choice for its strength, durability, and attractive grain patterns. It is commonly used in furniture, flooring, and cabinetry. Red Oak is known for its light reddish-brown color.

Oak

Oak wood is highly regarded for its strength and durability. It has a distinctive grain pattern and ranges in color from light tan to medium brown. Oak is commonly used in furniture, flooring, and architectural applications.

At Daviault Woodworking, we carefully select the best wood types for each product to ensure exceptional quality and longevity. Whether it's the warmth of walnut, the uniqueness of wormy maple, or the vibrant colors of padauk and bloodwood, our products are crafted with precision and expertise.

For more information about our wood types or any other inquiries, please feel free to contact us at daviault.woodworking@gmail.com.