is this pine??

Hard telling from a pic. If I had to guess, I would say it looks more like either cedar or a St Bernard…;) But like I say, hard to tell.

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I would say that your ID of the lazy lima bean in the back ground is St Bernard. I would say that it is some type of pine and thats just looking at the knots. Those posts are no doubt treated pine. Wear a mask cutting them. Cheers

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Is it Light? If so, it’s probably cedar, those posts are treated SPF (Spruce Pine Fur) and yeah…

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Looks like a cedar wood to me. But, I’m no expert. Just my opinion. :)

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it’s don’t believe it’s cedar. Most likely pine.

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If it’s Cedar , you’ll know by the smell right away.
If it smells like a pencil , it’s called Incense Cedar , versus the Aromatic Cedar used in closets and cedar chests.
The pressure treated posts appear to be (if you were in the USA) Southern Yellow Pine.
The boards to the far right appear to be different with their widely spaced growth rings.

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I agree with Dusty. In the U.S. the treated lumber we see is yellow pine. put it in the rain and sun and it still acts like pine. it will twist and bend etc. the boards look like the pine that was used in older homes. They call it pine. It is dense and heavy but it is some kind of pine. It looks like fir. the difference is probably the older pine was not harvested from trees that were planted to harvest. Todays trees grow at the speed of light and they have knots ever inch it seems. Just not like a hundred years ago.

Its ‘Freewood’ a very sought after wood type. It does come in different species, hardness and grains. That is the surprising nature of Freewood. ;-)

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Thanks for the help guys I know it’s hard. My initial thought was Douglas, due to it’s lightness and piney scent, but hey, i’m not THAT clued up.. Tokolosi I think you may be right!
and yes Bernie the St Bernard IS lazy.. But he loves laying where i’m working and although he doesn’t look like much, I enjoy the company :)
Thanks again guys

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Looks like pine to me, but I agree it looks a little strange. Could it be Fir?

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Don’t know about the lumber but that is a great looking shop Buddy!

I think it’s a mix of two kinds of wood. I’m betting the 4×4’s are pine. COULD the center right three be breech? Center left and far right betting pine or spruce.

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Ask the guy that gave them to you.

Were they clean enough when you got them? I’d worry about stone nicks in my planer knives.

Sanding may have been overkill.

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He wouldn’t know dan, and yeah they were very clean, otherwise I certainly wouldn’t have planed them lol. Why would sanding be an overkill may I ask?
Thanks for the help guys, i’m thinking cedar due to.it being a gravel board, but who knows?!
And thanks Atchinson, was a nice afternoon so took my work outside!

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