Walnut Lumber - 3/4" x 6" (3/4" x 6" x 48") (2 Pcs)

The wood i have ordered is typically purple heart, padauk and walnut, and i am always impressed with the quality and cut of wood. It comes well packaged and clean milled. I will continue to order from Barrington

Very nice walnut. I was worried I might get some subpar knotted junk order Ing on line , I usually prefer to go to Rockler or Woodcraft to pick my lumber, so I was pleasantly surprised.

Excellent quality. Have used before, will use them again!

One of the corners of one of the boards was ever so slightly damaged in a way that makes it apparent that it was either sanded or planed too hard in one corner. Possible that the corner chipped and they sanded it smooth. Either way the corner is damaged. Still usable so no refunded needed or anything but I can't rate it 5 stars after waiting a long time in shipping for a damaged board. Otherwise beautiful wood with no knots.

These 2 walnut boards are exactly what I need for my cabinet project. They have beautiful grain and will look great with a fine sanding and a couple of coats of oil stain. I'm happy.

Great quality

I was very pleasantly surprised that these walnut pieces were absolutely perfect. The dimensions were exactly as ordered, and the faces were absolutely flat and parallel. Same with the edges. I could not have milled them better myself. No snipe. No knots. No blemishes. No complaints.

I'm an amateur woodworker. I wish I could afford to make things entirely out of beautiful hardwoods but walnut, in particular, is expensive. I use a router kit to edge-band (modified tongue and groove) veneered plywood with strips of walnut ranging from less than an inch to a few inches. There is no walnut veneered plywood to my knowledge, but using a walnut edge on maple, oak, polar or birch provides a nice contrast. Using thin strips for edges, you can get a lot of mileage out of a couple of 4 foot boards. Always use a table saw to rip the routed strip from a larger piece, it is dangerous to use a router to tongue or groove thin strips. The quality of this walnut is commensurate with the cost.

I had to use the jointer to get these even half way usable, taking off almost 20% of the material to get it flat. Worst cupping I have seen in such a short board.

Very nice quality walnut; nicely sanded.

This is great for what I'm doing.

Ordered a few times out of desperation. Price is a bit crazy but local shops where out.