Hackberry Block HYB-025 (Stabilized)

Texas hackberry, also known as Celtis laevigata, is a versatile hardwood native to parts of the southern United States, particularly Texas. Here’s a detailed description: Appearance- Color: Texas hackberry typically exhibits a light to medium brown color, often with yellow or greenish undertones. The heartwood may be slightly darker than the sapwood, which is usually pale.- Grain Pattern: The wood features a straight grain but may also show attractive irregularities, including occasional waves or curls. Its grain can be quite distinctive, with a varied texture that adds character to the finished product.- Texture: The surface has a fine to medium texture, which allows for smooth finishes. It can occasionally have small knots or burls that contribute to its unique appearance. Workability- Ease of Cutting: Texas hackberry is relatively easy to work with, making it popular among woodworkers. It machines well with sharp tools but can have some sanding challenges due to its grain variabilit