Redheart – Erythroxylon Mexicanum Hardwood for Pool Cues

Redheart – Erythroxylon mexicanum is a rare and exotic hardwood with a beautiful reddish-brown color and distinct grain pattern. Its high density and durability make it perfect for creating strong, long-lasting pool cues. The natural oils in this wood make it resistant to moisture and warping, ensuring that your pool cue will remain in excellent condition for years.

Expert Craftsmanship and Precision

Redheart – Erythroxylon mexicanum for your pool cue allows expert craftsmanship and precision. The density of this hardwood allows for fine-tuning of the cue’s weight and balance, which is crucial for a smooth and accurate shot. The unique qualities of this wood ensure that every pool cue made from it will be one-of-a-kind and expertly crafted to perfection.

Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Choice

By choosing Redheart – Erythroxylon mexicanum, you are making an eco-friendly and sustainable choice. This rare hardwood is responsibly sourced and harvested, ensuring that the forests it comes from are not depleted. Additionally, the durability of this wood ensures that your pool cue will last for years, reducing the need for replacements and further impact on the environment.

Stand Out with a Unique and Exotic Pool Cue

Make a statement with a pool cue made from Redheart – Erythroxylon mexicanum. This rare and exotic hardwood is not commonly used in pool cues, making your choice to use it all the more special. The wood’s unique grain pattern and deep, rich color are sure to turn heads and make your pool cue stand out from the rest.

Material:

Redheart – Erythroxylum mexicanum

The bright red background of Redheart is host to several exciting streaks and closed knots. It is smooth, tight-grained, and sands to a nice workable surface. Redheart does not tear out when planned and is excellent for scroll sawing. In many ways, it is similar to Bloodwood in character and color without the possibility of allergic reaction from the dust.

Source Region: Mexico/Central America.

PLEASE NOTE: Besides our standard return policy conditions, all costs incurred to ship wood back to Atlas will be at the buyer’s expense. The wood cannot be machined and must have our stamp on it.