
Medium sized bones, made of Cocobolo -- it really is that colorful. Fairly bright sound. |

Medium-weight bones with tapered ends, made of African Sapele. A good basic sound, not too loud. |

Attached spoons made from a single block of redwood burl.

Somewhat shorter bones made of Purpleheart, bright and solid sounding. |

Thick, loud, round-ended bones made of South American macacauba (maca wood). Also an unfinished pair of
macacauba bones, and the board both came from. |

Laminated bones made of 11 layers of hardwood veneer with a Macassar Ebony face, along with an
instructional booklet I wrote, which I include with each pair of bones. |

Bones made of Cherry, light for speed, tapered down at the grip end to save weight, and wrapped with
leather cord for a better grip.

Softwood bones, thicker at the ends, with leather-wrapped grips. Quiet, light, fast, and very variable
in tone. |