Tatajuba
| Scientific Name: | Bagassa guianensis |
| Location: | Northeastern South America |
| Dried Weight: | 50lbs/ft3 |
| Janka Hardness: | 1,720lbf |
| Crushing Strength: | 11,440lbf /in2 |
Tatajuba has a heartwood which is a bright yellow to golden yellow when freshly sawn. It will darken to a golden or reddish brown color when exposed to light. The sapwood is a pale yellow-white color. The grain is interlocked and has a medium uniform texture. The wood gives off a medium natural lustre. The end grain is diffuse-porous. Tatajuba is rated as durable to very durable in regards to decay. It has good workability and turns, glues, and finishes well.
