This is a piece of Koa wood from Hawaii. It was hand chosen on the Big Island from trees that have lived their life and were dead and down. The owner of the saw mill let me help with the milling process and then the wood was shipped to Delaware. When I am inspecting the wood for a fine piece I am checking for grain, cracks, splits or possible flaws that could come to the surface after the project begins. It is a natural product, so it is impossible to find all the possible pitfalls. But will a l

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