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Wenge pen blanks - 5 pack

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White Limba pen blanks - 5 pack

Regular Price $4.95 Special Price $2.99
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BUND-WLIM-5

5-pack of White limba pen blanks – 3/4" square by 5" (19 mm x 19 mm x 127 mm)

Create clean, elegant pens and small turning projects with these White Limba pen blanks. With its creamy yellow to light tan tones and occasional darker streaks, White Limba offers a warm, refined look with just enough grain character to stand out.

Sourced from West Africa, White Limba is known for its smooth working properties and subtle figure. It turns easily with sharp tools and light cuts, making it a great choice for both newer and experienced turners. Its balanced grain and soft lustre make it especially well-suited for projects where a natural, understated finish is desired.

White Limba is valued for its light colour, distinctive grain, and ease of turning. It machines cleanly and sands quickly, allowing you to achieve smooth surfaces and crisp details with minimal effort. Its subtle contrast adds visual interest without overpowering the design.

How do you recommend finishing these blanks?

What size are the blanks?

Each blank measures approximately 3/4" square by 5" long (19 mm x 19 mm x 127 mm), the standard size for most pen turning projects. The blanks shown are a representative sample. Each blank is unique and will be selected at random.

How should I finish these blanks? 

White Limba finishes easily due to its even texture. Sand through progressively finer grits, then apply your preferred finish or polish. It responds well to most finishes and can achieve a soft natural glow or a higher sheen depending on your approach.

Fun facts about White Limba:

  • White Limba is the lighter counterpart to Black Limba, a wood widely used in high-end guitars by makers like Gibson.
  • Despite being softer than many exotic hardwoods, White Limba machines beautifully and takes a smooth, consistent finish.

Price is per blank in Canadian dollars.