https://youtube.com/shorts/_r0...?si=y34-xsLhGnU1PRRQ

Super Wood, 50% stronger tensile strength than steel at half the cost and 80% lighter. I’d love a 1911 frame made of this.

A stock out of this for my 500 Jeffery sounds wonderful. I'm guessing it won't warp with moisture like normal walnut?

Some questions that I have:

How will it take stain?
What tooling does it need to cut and shape it?
Will it take checkering?
Cost?

I don’t think you could stain it unless it’s purely on the surface. It would be cool to see how walnut could turn out. Someone call the company.

If it turns out to be cost effective.

One could for see all kinds of uses.

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Some questions that I have:

How will it take stain?
What tooling does it need to cut and shape it?
Will it take checkering?
Cost?

Frank

That's my first question. It sounds very interesting. Thanks, boom stick.

It's new but seems to have a lot of potential.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yb-yx7107SE

2nd video says it can be cut with standard tooling

who cares -a nice piece of wood properly treated and properly made is not giving problems for a lifetime -

I would wonder what species it is made of - if pine, I'd pass.

YouTube is full of product ads too good to be true and maybe this is just another one.

It’s a process, not a specific species of wood. I think walnut being 1/5 the original dimension would come out very dark.

Anyone remember when Turnbull made the wood furniture and "color cased" ar15? This would be a wild combo

I want a rifle stock that can be ran over by the safari jeep and still be used as a club for knocking out baboons and still be useful as a cricket bat
Speaking of bats, this would make one hell of a a Louisville Slugger baseball bat.

Cousineau Wood Products Makes a laminate called Dymalux that is pretty much indestructible, kinda heavy. And it exists. Their Spectraply is normal laminate for gun stocks. I have used it with good results. Cool color combos. "

https://www.cwp-usa.com/pages/what-is-dymalux