We've got six tessen (including one that should be interesting for the large pitch pocket, which will be filled with clear epoxy), one tanto, and the sharp business end of a naginata, made to show most of the relevant details without the hassle of schlepping the entire thing.
Well, the fans were nine, with two sold, two spoken for, another slated as a gift . . . then I posted the picture on my Facebook, and in short order I had relieved myself of two more.
This week would have been almost a total bust for shop time as all my days were running 10-7 or 9-6, but for a co-worker who asked me to switch shifts today. This gave me the closing shift, meaning I was free until noon.
I cut out a bunch of tessen, and a tanto out of purpleheart (because the grain did curve just so, and I could make it fit).
A few days ago I drove up to my northern supplier to have a look at zebrawood and holly (holly, per the recent discussion on Sword Forum were it was mentioned as a traditional wood for shillelagh).