OL6,  $20.00 + $15.50 = $35.50 total.  Olivewood log sections.  One dry pic and some misted show it pretty well, both sides.  The grove that these came from was cleared about a year ago.  There are some borer holes in the sapwood and possibly the borer that made 'em.   : )    Typical of fresh cut olive.   I haven't seen a bug yet that can survive a turning tool at a few thousand rpms.....give or take.  : )  Olive can be a challenge to turn especially with checks/bark inclusions/etc. but the finished product can be stunning.     Here's a u-tube video...turning a challenging olive block.   ANGRY Olive Wood! - Wood Turning - YouTube

pending but available on bm626.............OL11,  $28.00 + $8.50 = $36.50 total.  Olivewood block with some bark pockets and checks.  One dry pic and some misted show it pretty well, both sides and two edges.  Measurements in the first pic.  The grove that this came from was cleared about a year ago.  There could be a few borer holes in the sapwood and possibly the borer that made 'em.   : )    Fresh cut olive tends to crack as it dries.  Note cracks in this piece.  Olive has such a convoluted grain it hangs together very well when turning.  Turn this one, let it finish drying, fill the checks with something pretty, will be beautiful.  Here's a u-tube video...turning a challenging olive block.   ANGRY Olive Wood! - Wood Turning - YouTube

OL12,  $26.00 + $8.50 = $34.50 total.  ​Olivewood block with some bark pockets and checks.  One dry pic and some misted show it pretty well, both sides and two edges.  Measurements in the first pic.  The grove that this came from was cleared about a year ago.  There could be a few borer holes in the sapwood and possibly the borer that made 'em.   : )    Fresh cut olive tends to crack as it dries.  Note cracks in this piece.  Olive has such a convoluted grain it hangs together very well when turning.  Turn this one, let it finish drying, fill the checks with something pretty, will be beautiful.  Here's a u-tube video...turning a challenging olive block.   ANGRY Olive Wood! - Wood Turning - YouTube

soldtoGW717...................OL13,  $26.00 + $8.50 = $34.50 total.  ​  Olivewood block with some bark pockets and checks.  One dry pic and some misted show it pretty well, both sides and two edges.  Measurements in the first pic.  The grove that this came from was cleared about a year ago.   Fresh cut olive tends to crack as it dries.  Note cracks in this piece.  Olive has such a convoluted grain it hangs together very well when turning.  Turn this one, let it finish drying, fill the checks with something pretty, will be beautiful.  Here's a u-tube video...turning a challenging olive block.   ANGRY Olive Wood! - Wood Turning - YouTube

pendingonbm17...........OL23,  $26.00 + $8.50 = $34.50 total.  ​  Olivewood block with some bark pockets and checks.  One dry pic and some misted show it pretty well, both sides and two edges.  Measurements in the first pic.  The grove that this came from was cleared about a year ago.   Fresh cut olive tends to crack as it dries.  Note cracks in this piece.  Olive has such a convoluted grain it hangs together very well when turning.  Turn this one, let it finish drying, fill the checks with something pretty, will be beautiful.  Note some tiny pin burl eyes.  Here's a u-tube video...turning a challenging olive block.   ANGRY Olive Wood! - Wood Turning - YouTube

OL27,  $35.00 + $15.50 to ship = $50.50 total.  ​  Olivewood slab/round  with some bark pockets and checks.  One dry pic and some misted show it pretty well.  Measurements in the first pic.  The grove that this came from was cleared about a year ago.   Fresh cut olive tends to crack as it dries.  Note cracks in this piece.  Olive has such a convoluted grain it hangs together very well when turning.  Turn this one, let it finish drying, fill the checks with something pretty, will be beautiful.  Note the off-center pith.  A common trait of olive. 

OL30,  $28.00 + $8.50 to ship = $36.50 total.  ​  Olivewood rounds/cookies.  All 1" thick, give or take a hair.  All dry and ready to work.  Note some opportunities for creativity.  : )  Sometimes called borer holes. : )   Pretty sure the borer has moved on to fresh olive somewhere else.  Leave the holes as they are or fill with a complimentary resin...might look amazing.   These are a nice size for small desk clocks.    One dry pic and some misted show them pretty well.  Measurements in the first pic.  The grove that these came from was cleared about a year ago.   Note the off-center pith, a common trait of olive.  Put your clock off to the side of all the figure.   

OL31,  $28.00 + $8.50 to ship = $36.50 total.  ​  Olivewood rounds/cookies.  All 1" thick, give or take a hair.  All dry and ready to work.  Note some opportunities for creativity.  : )  Sometimes called borer holes. : )   Pretty sure the borer has moved on to fresh olive somewhere else.  Leave the holes as they are or fill with a complimentary resin...might look amazing.   These are a nice size for small desk clocks.    One dry pic and some misted show them pretty well.  Measurements in the first pic.  The grove that these came from was cleared about a year ago.   Note the off-center pith, a common trait of olive.  Put your clock off to the side of all the figure.   

pending on rr.....626...........................OL32,  $28.00 + $8.50 to ship = $36.50 total.  ​  Olivewood rounds/cookies.  All 1" thick, give or take a hair.  All dry and ready to work.  Note some opportunities for creativity.  : )  Sometimes called borer holes. : )   Pretty sure the borer has moved on to fresh olive somewhere else.  Leave the holes as they are or fill with a complimentary resin...might look amazing.   These are a nice size for small desk clocks.    One dry pic and some misted show them pretty well.  Measurements in the first pic.  The grove that these came from was cleared about a year ago.   Note the off-center pith, a common trait of olive.  Put your clock off to the side of all the figure.   

pendingonbm629.....................OL34,  $25.00 + $8.50 to ship = $33.50 total.  ​  Olivewood turning block.  One dry pic and some misted show it pretty well.  Measurements in the first pic.  The grove that this came from was cleared about a year ago.   Fresh cut olive tends to crack as it dries.  Note cracks in this piece.  Olive has such a convoluted grain it hangs together very well when turning.  Turn this one, let it finish drying, fill the checks with something pretty, will be beautiful.  Note the off-center pith.  A common trait of olive.  End-sealed after the pics were taken. 

pendingonbm630.................OL40,  $30.00 + $8.50 to ship = $38.50 total.  ​  Olivewood slabs/rounds  with a few checks and some empty borer holes.      One dry pic and some misted show them pretty well.  Measurements in the first pic.  The grove that this came from was cleared about a year ago.   Fresh cut olive tends to crack as it dries.  Note cracks in thi ese pieces.  Olive has such a convoluted grain it hangs together very well when turning.  Note the off-center pith.  A common trait of olive.  ​

pendingonbm77..............OL41,  $25.00 + $15.50 to ship = $40.50 total.  ​  Olivewood slabs/rounds  with a few checks and some empty borer holes.      One dry pic and some misted show them pretty well.  Measurements in the first pic.  The grove that this came from was cleared about a year ago.   Fresh cut olive tends to crack as it dries.  Note cracks in these pieces.  Olive has such a convoluted grain it hangs together very well when turning.  Note the off-center pith, a common trait of olive.  

OL42,  $22.00 + $8.50 to ship = $30.50 total.  ​  Olivewood turning block.  One dry pic and some misted show it pretty well.  Measurements in the first pic.  The grove that this came from was cleared about a year ago.   Fresh cut olive tends to crack as it dries.  Note cracks in this piece.  Olive has such a convoluted grain it hangs together very well when turning.  Turn this one, let it finish drying, fill the checks with something pretty, will be beautiful.  End-sealed after the pics were taken. 

soldtohs728.............................OL43,  $60.00 + $22.00 to ship = $82.00 total.  ​  Olivewood slab/round  with some bark pockets and checks.  One dry pic and some misted show it pretty well, both sides.  Measurements in the first pic.  The grove that this came from was cleared about a year ago.   Fresh cut olive tends to crack as it dries.  Note cracks in this piece.  Olive has such a convoluted grain it hangs together very well when turning.  Turn this one, let it finish drying, fill the checks with something pretty, will be beautiful.  

pendingonbm71....................OL44,  $60.00 + $22.00 to ship = $82.00 total.  ​  Olivewood slab/round  with some bark pockets and checks.  One dry pic and some misted show it pretty well, both sides.  Measurements in the first pic.  The grove that this came from was cleared about a year ago.   Fresh cut olive tends to crack as it dries.  Note cracks in this piece.  Olive has such a convoluted grain it hangs together very well when turning.  Turn this one, let it finish drying, fill the checks with something pretty, will be beautiful.  

pendingonbm713...........OL45,  $50.00 + $15.50 hip = $65.50 total.  ​  Olivewood slab/round  with some bark pockets and checks.  One dry pic and some misted show it pretty well, both sides.  Measurements in the first pic.  The grove that this came from was cleared about a year ago.   Fresh cut olive tends to crack as it dries.  Note cracks in this piece.  Olive has such a convoluted grain it hangs together very well when turning.  Turn this one, let it finish drying, fill the checks with something pretty, will be beautiful.  

OL46,  $45.00 + $15.50 to ship = $60.50 total.  ​  Olivewood slab/round  with some bark pockets and checks.  One dry pic and some misted show it pretty well, both sides.  Measurements in the first pic.  The grove that this came from was cleared about a year ago.   Fresh cut olive tends to crack as it dries.  Note cracks in this piece.  Olive has such a convoluted grain it hangs together very well when turning.  Turn this one, let it finish drying, fill the checks with something pretty, will be beautiful.  

OL47,  $5000 + $15.50 to ship = $65.50 total.  ​  Olivewood slab/round  with some bark pockets and checks.  One dry pic and some misted show it pretty well, both sides.  Measurements in the first pic.  The grove that this came from was cleared about a year ago.   Fresh cut olive tends to crack as it dries.  Note cracks in this piece.  Olive has such a convoluted grain it hangs together very well when turning.  Turn this one, let it finish drying, fill the checks with something pretty, will be beautiful.  

BO1, $60.00, pick up in Redding, CA.   Hi Guys, here six black oak slabs.  Three bookmatched pair.  I cut these with the resin river table guys in mind but they could make some shelves or ?  Dimensions in the dry and misted pics.   Some of them had soft sapwood until I pressure washed them.  Remaining "rough" edges are pretty hard.  Some wood hardener should firm them up for natural edge shelves or resin table.  ​

pts...............K2,  $19.00 + $6.00 to ship = $25.00 total.  Hi Guys, here's a few koa pen blanks for sale.  Dimensions in the misted pics.   They're not the "knock the eyes right out of your head" fiddleback blanks that we love in koa but there is a little figure and some nice color and chatoyancy....plus a pretty reasonable price.   

pending on pts................K3,  $19.00 + $6.00 to ship = $25.00 total.  Hi Guys, here's a few koa pen blanks for sale.  I found them under a pile of "do it later" stuff.  ; )     Dimensions in the misted pics.   They're not the "knock the eyes right out of your head" fiddleback blanks that we love in koa but there is a little figure and some nice color and chatoyancy....plus a pretty reasonable price.   

K4,  $19.00 + $6.00 to ship = $25.00 total.  Hi Guys, here's a few koa pen blanks for sale.  I found them under a pile of "do it later" stuff.  ; )     Dimensions in the misted pics.   They're not the "knock the eyes right out of your head" fiddleback blanks that we love in koa but there is a little figure and some nice color and chatoyancy....plus a pretty reasonable price.   

pending sale....................IC-1  $50.00, pick up in Redding, CA. 
Cedar log slabs all cut from the same short block.  A good opportunity for the rustic furniture makers to try your hand on some small benches or other projects.  Very nice cedar.  They'll measure 1 7/8 to 1 1/2" thick, 9 1/2 to 13" wide, 23" long.  Lots of pics, dry and misted pics to show potential.   Notice the third and fourth pic.  When you stagger them a bit they'd make some really unique display shelves, note the natural edge with beetle tracks.  Very cool.  : )    Rip 'em all in two and since there's a natural edge on the other side those would make the same stairstep shelves too.  Lots of rustic wood.  $50.00 buys 'em all.  Pick up in Redding. 

pendingonfb311...............IC-2  $25.00, pick up in Redding, CA.  Incense cedar cut from the forests of Northern California.   Dry wood with one natural edge and one cut edge should make some amazing craft pieces.  Pre-drilled holes on the "cut" side for wall hangings, natural edge on the bottom for a rustic accent.  Ten pieces in all, dimensions are in the pics.  First pics are dry then a little mist to show a potential finished look.  Some stain would really make these stand out.  A good size for pyrography or painting fun wall hangings.  

pendingonfbmpl29..............For sale:  Rustic shelf wood or resin river projects. 
Black oak rough cut boards.  Natural edges might make some resin river tables.   Pics show them pretty well.  Some pics are misted.   Spalted sapwood is a little soft on some of them but I think hard enough to work with.  Eight pieces for $100.00.  

Display round.    Here's a sample of a mount for figurines/statues/anything you might  want to display.   Sanded to 100 grit and misted.  one edge rounded...because I wanted to.  ; )

Pic below is from my wood buddy friend Josef Millis who really has a knack with the little olive wood limb sections as shown below.  This particular section didn't have a lot of heartwood so he turned it off center and named it "Olive Waterfall"...very appropriate.   See the thin line near the top..it's also a lidded "box".    Look for the second pic below for a "before" of this piece.   Thanks Josef for sharing the pic.  

Here's the "before" pic.  Note the off center pith.   This piece was about 4"  tall x 3ish wide.  .  

That's about it for now guys......will be listing a few more in days ahead.  You'll love turning these.