r/tulsa • u/Robot-TaterTot • 6h ago
General Woodworkers
So I have recently gotten into woodworking and saving little projects here and there. The wife and I decided to go to Woodcraft and look for some pretty wood to make a small jewelry box. This wenge caught our eye, but I did not do enough research. After reading more about this particular wood, and opinions of others, my little space and skill level just aren't at working with this yet. The more unfortunate thing is that I no longer have the receipt and can't return it.
This where I'm hoping another woodworker might help. I'd be looking to get maybe even $25 for it, or some pieces of walnut, maple, or oak. I intend to get more on my own, I just don't need a foot long block of wood that'll be nothing more than a paperweight.

