Nicely Done! ...a good resource. I noticed some conflicting information in the section on Bubinga. I have some that I plan to use in the future. It has some, but not a whole lot of figure. Is it easy or challenging to bend?

Bubinga Guibourtia demeusei, often called “African Rosewood”, but not a true rosewood.
This is a wonderful wood in every respect. It is as hard as the rosewoods, but has a finer texture with no pores to fill. It bends easily (some disagree, especially with the more wildly figured wood) and holds its' shape. The brownish-purple color is close enough to rosewood to look familiar. To top it off, it is red brown with a clearly demarcated lighter brown to white sapwood. It is a hard, durable wood with an interlocked grain which can make bending challenging.

Steve...I've bent plain and highly figured Bubinga with no problems. Keep in slightly misted before bending if it's plain. If it's highly figured, use Super Soft 2 (grain relaxer) 24 hours in advance of bending. In both cases, about 300* F seems to be a good bending temp. Good luck.