A fawny-pink hardwood with a medium density grain producing a distinctive flecked appearance on the vertical surfaces. 

A real rarity! Native to the island state of Tasmania, its resilience and resistance to borers caused it to be heavily logged for a number of years and is now completely protected from logging of any kind. Only wood which falls to the ground... 

Always a favourite! A wood also used for garden stakes, so again designed to withstand a lot of punishment. Typically has a straighter grain than Red Gum but dark brown in colour. 

A handle with the true Australian spirit! So strong it's often used for railway sleepers, this deep orange-red hardwood has a majestic rippled grain and plenty of character. 

A striking handle made by alternately laminating dark Jarrah and Australian Oak.