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Cambara Erisma uncinatum Density: 570kg/m3 Description: The heartwood of cambara is a light reddish brown, distinct from the light grey to light greying brown sapwood. It has distinct growth rings and the grain is straight to interlocked with a medium texture, lacking in lustre and no distinctive odour. Working Properties: Cambara is easy to plane, saw and sand but it does not finish well. It kiln-dries rapidly with a tendency for moderate cupping. Physical Properties: Cambara is a light wood. Durability: Non durable and easy to treat with preservatives. Main Uses: Civil and naval constructions, boats, furniture, framing, panelling, boxes and crates, furniture components and others. printable page