Lime

Lime

The sapwood of Lime is usually quite large and creamy white in color, merging into the heartwood, which is pale to reddish brown, sometimes with darker streaks. The wood has a fine uniform texture and indistinct grain that is straight.

Hardwoods

Interior

Overview

Lime is a light colored wood that is known for its carving and turning attributes. It is very easy to work with and can be used as a substitute for Basswood.

 

Available Thicknesses: 1" (26mm), 2" (52mm).

Price
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Working Properties

Works well with sharp machine or hand tools and is excellent for carving (soft and resists splitting). Glues, screws, nails, stains, and finishes beautifully.

Durability

It has low durability towards termites, decay, extreme weather conditions.

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Main Uses

Butcher blocks, food containers and eating utensils, toys, novelties, cooperage, pattern making, artificial limbs, bobbins, broom and brush handles, carvings, musical instruments, venetian blinds, ship and airplane models, core stock, and decorative veneer.

Furniture

Kitchens

Surface Photo
Features

Sawing

Sawing

100

Drilling

Drilling

75

Carving

Carving

75

Screwing

Screwing

75

Gluing

Gluing

100

Finishing

Finishing

100