Wood Properties of American Mahogany

Wood Properties of American Mahogany

Although American Mahogany is considered a hardwood, it carved relatively easy and has an appealing grain and finishes beautifully.  Here are the wood properties of American Mahogany:

READERS’ COMMENTS

This is going to be a very short blog post today since I have received no readers’ comments or questions this time, at which I am kind of surprised.  I thought my last post on “Strops & Stropping” would have generated more enthusiasm.

Wood Carving by Bob Kozakiewicz

Let the chips fly!  Tell your wood carving friends and spread the word about Wood Chip Chatter, and don’t forget to click the ‘Comment’ button at the bottom of the page to send in your questions and comments so we can keep Wood Chip Chatter active and keep the conversations going! 

And remember, we need your photos!  I’m sure you all have some terrific carvings to share and photos of your carvings will help to liven up the blog’s appearance and make it more interesting.  Perhaps we can start a carvers photo section!  Email your photos to carverbobk@woodchipchatter.com

Keep a sharp edge and keep on carvin’!

Courtesy of Wayne Smith

Published by carverbobk

I’m a self taught award winning wood carver who has been carving since I was a teenager. I enjoy instructing other carvers, especially beginners.

5 thoughts on “Wood Properties of American Mahogany

  1. Well, Bob, Let’s keep the strop conversation going. I’d be interested in knowing what tips and techniques folks have for stropping gouges and other non-knife blades. Also any good thoughts on the idea of power stropping versus manual.

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  2. Hey Bob, Rick here I’m new to the chanel. I’ve enjoyed reading what I have missed. Just for the record I am all but cyber illiterate. I was one of the old farts that thought computers would never go anywhere . Please keep the information flowing! Woodcarvers are good people and love to share but a big portion want to be paid for sharing. Thank you for what you do!

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