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That's a tough one. I glanced through a previous list of suppliers and the only one it shows for jelutong is Wood Works in Indiannapolis www.woods-works.com
You might contact Mountain Woodcarvers in Estes Park and see if they have a supplier www.mountainwoodcarvers.com
Good Luck!
Donna T
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Kevin
Try this one http://www.freemansupply.com/cgi-bin...&Submit=Submit you might have to go to Freemans Supply and then follow the pages if this link don't work, another source is
The Woodcraft Shop in Bettendorf, Iowa Larry has some or at least he did have some 2 inch stuff.
You might give John Davis a Try.
He is a vendor that does our show in the spring. He did have some large Jelutong at one time. I bought a log off of him about 3 years ago. It was about 5 or 6 inches by 10 inches by 6 feet and he charged $100 for it. I am still using it..... He spends the summers in South Carolina and the Winters here in Florida.