Walnut Hardwood Boards 3/4" x 1.5" x 16" Kiln Dried 20-Pack

Walnut Hardwood Boards 3/4" x 1.5" x 16" - Kiln Dried - 20 Pieces

length 16 inches Width 1.5 inches thickness .75 inches

$40.00 USD

Walnut Hardwood Boards 3/4" x 1.5" x 16" - Kiln Dried - 20 Pieces

$40.00 USD

Black Walnut Hardwood Boards – 3/4" x 1.5" x 16" – 20 Pieces

Few woods carry the prestige and timeless beauty of Black Walnut (Juglans nigra). The gold standard of American hardwoods, Walnut is synonymous with luxury, craftsmanship, and heirloom quality. Its rich, chocolatey brown heartwood with striking grain patterns delivers an instant sense of sophistication to any project — no stain required. When you apply your first coat of oil, the wood truly comes alive, revealing hidden depths of deep purple and grey woven through the warm brown grain.

Appearance & Character

Color: Natural heartwood ranges from light to dark coffee brown, often with stunning streaks of purple, grey, and black. Unlike most woods, Walnut's color is entirely natural — no staining needed.
Grain: Straight to slightly wavy with a medium texture and a natural luster that polishes to a beautiful high-sheen finish.
Sapwood: Pale yellowish-white, offering a dramatic contrast to the dark heartwood — a favorite for live-edge and two-tone designs.

Strength & Durability

Janka Hardness: 1,010 lbf — strong and dense enough for heavy daily use, making it ideal for cutting boards, furniture, and functional woodworking projects.
Stability: Kiln-dried for maximum moisture stability, ensuring your finished piece stays flat and true for years to come.
Durability: A dense, strong hardwood that stands up to heavy daily use and resists wear exceptionally well.

Workability

Walnut is a dream to work with. It machines beautifully, glues reliably, and holds a crisp, clean edge. It sands to a high-luster sheen and takes both oil and film finishes exceptionally well. Its consistent, predictable grain makes it forgiving for beginners while still rewarding the precision of experienced craftspeople. Pair it with lighter woods like Maple or Cherry for a classic high-contrast look that showcases your craftsmanship.