Hickory

Also known as lime, this soft wood is favored by chip carvers for its workability.

A dense hardwood, maple is perfect for detailed work, offering a smooth finish after carving.

Robust and hard, oak offers a distinct grain pattern making it a favorite among advanced carvers.

Affordable and readily available, pine is a popular choice for beginners in chip carving.

Easy to carve and paint, poplar is often chosen for projects that require vibrant colors.

A fragrant wood that is easy to carve and adds a unique touch to chip carved items.

A unique soft maple variant that enhances the beauty of carvings with its subtle grain.

A medium-density wood with a fine texture, ideal for creating smooth, detailed carvings.

With natural oils that resist moisture, teak is ideal for outdoor chip carving projects.

A dark, luxurious wood that is slightly hard to carve, perfect for stunning decorative pieces.

Known for its striking striped pattern, zebrawood adds a dramatic effect to chip carved designs.

Slightly softer than maple, alder has a warm tone and carves well for finer details.

A lightweight, soft wood that is easy to carve and perfect for detailed chip designs.

An eco-friendly alternative that offers a unique texture, ideal for intricate chip carving.

A soft, lightweight wood ideal for intricate chip carving due to its fine grain.

A dense hardwood that provides excellent detail and finish, suitable for intricate carvings.

A strong, fine-grained wood that provides excellent detail and a beautiful finish for carvings.

A pale wood that carves easily, offering a beautiful warm tone for chip carving.

Known for its aromatic scent and durability, cedar provides a unique look for chip carved projects.

A softer wood with a fine grain structure, cedarwood is great for both indoor and outdoor projects.

A rich, reddish-brown wood that darkens with age, great for elegant chip carving pieces.

Water-resistant and durable, cypress is suitable for outdoor chip carving projects.