I will send these off sometime this week to be stabilized at K&G in Arizona. Why K&G? In this case I think they are as good maybe better, as WSSI, but my primary reason to use K&G is shipping. I do use WSSI and K&G, so I'm familiar with both. I always use white correction fluid to mark these with my initials and a # to help me keep track of them after I get them back. So, I will put DH200, DH201 and so on. I keep track of them on a sheet of paper and wil be selling them until my cost is next to nothing or nothing. These are 3-7/8 long x 1-1/4 wide. Hard to find bigger Black Palm Lumber. I have these cut to 1-1/8 after I sand the the ends down and be cut to thickness as desired.
It will cost almost twice as much to ship these woods to Iowa, so to K&G in Arizona they go, I live in the same zone.
I also have some Spalted mango to send and I'm waiting on a piece of hard wood that does not need to be stabilized. I am searching for ONE more before I send it off, at 10 LBS, I get a price break.
Black Palm tends to go real fast.
I make a couple knives and sell it pretty quickly.
be sure you show some finished.
. There are some interesting things I can play with to get a dual color scale. I also have some dense Movingui that is OD green using 3.5 CC yellow and 4.0 CC of blue water based dyes in a liter of water. The Movingui is not dyed through though, so it would be a good test for the vacuum chamber, one of many. I guess I'm at the point where I SHOULD take notes so I don't lose a recipe or so I don't duplicate a failure. 
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