Door Buster Waterfall Bubinga Slab #4 (55-3/4" X 17-1/4" X 1-3/8") - Beat The Rush [oidfOe9y]

Waterfall Bubinga Slab: A Masterpiece Awaits

Discover the exquisite beauty of the Waterfall Bubinga Slab #4, a rare gem that has been meticulously crafted for your next woodworking masterpiece. This slab is a testament to the artistry of nature, featuring the unique "waterfall" grain pattern that sets it apart from standard Bubinga. With its impressive dimensions of 55-3/4" x 17-1/4" x 1-3/8", it offers ample space for your creative vision to thrive. Each slab is a limited-time offering, making it a truly exclusive acquisition for any woodworker seeking to add a touch of elegance and rarity to their collection.

Unmatched Quality and Specifications

The Waterfall Bubinga Slab is not just visually stunning; it is also a testament to quality craftsmanship. Each slab is kiln-dried and skip-planed to ensure minimal warping and a smooth finish. The water-wiping technique we've employed showcases the grain pattern and potential finished appearance, allowing you to envision your project's final look. With dimensions that are precise to within +/- 1/8”, you can count on a consistent and reliable product. Key features include:

• Exotic Hardwood: Waterfall Bubinga, also known as African Rosewood or Kevazingo, boasts a rich red hue and a striking grain pattern.
• Unique Grain Pattern: The "waterfall" effect is a rare occurrence, making each slab a one-of-a-kind piece.

Perfect for Creative Woodworkers

Whether you're a professional craftsman or a hobbyist with a passion for woodworking, the Waterfall Bubinga Slab is an ideal choice for your next project. Its large size and high-quality wood make it perfect for creating furniture, cabinets, or any project that requires a statement piece. The limited-time auction offers you the chance to own a piece of natural artistry that will add value and beauty to your workspace. With shipping available within the USA (lower 48 states only), and a $50 shipping charge added to the final bid, this slab is not just a purchase—it's an investment in your craft.