Magnolia for a handle. Where to buy?

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As in the subject, any decent online shop [with good politics on postage to europe] selling nicely sized pieces of magnolia?
 
Why do you work in wood? Or otherwise, why would you work in wood if you have good money of something else? Pleasure? Joy?

Plus am tired of all those handles shiny like dogs bollocks

Plus for the cleaver im rehandling I need a size matching my hand perfectly, like on the other I made for myself. I was thinking size of debas handle, but little higher, and half round half octagonal.

Good enough arguments :) ?
 
There are better woods than magnolia (with a nicer grain too) and easier to get. For instance, natural koa will give you a great figure and good water resistance and you can also finish it with oils.

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I'm sure someone can send you a piece of plain old wood to use. Maple? Rosewood? A chunk of cherry?
 
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