| Forum topic by londonbridge | posted 644 days ago | 755 views | 0 times favorited | 9 replies | ![]() |
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644 days ago |
Can anyone help me to identify this type of wood? It came from a greenwaste dump in NE Oklahoma. It is extremely hard and has little divets in the side. It also has what appears to be beetle damage which can be seen in the first picture. I encountered a number of larvae while removing the bark. It also has a nice smell to it as I sand it, but not a smell like cedar. Thanks.
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#1 posted 643 days ago |
I would guess some type of elm that had died standing. -- There is nothing like the sound of a well tuned hand plane. - http://timetestedtools.wordpress.com (timetestedtools at hotmail dot c0m) |
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#2 posted 643 days ago |
Thick chunky looking bark, Maybee a young cottonwood -- Pat - Worker of Wood, Collector of Tools, Father of one |
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#3 posted 643 days ago |
If it has a camphor (i.e. Ben Gay) smell, it might be Eucalyptus. The last two pics look like a different species. -- Adversity doesn't build character...................it reveals it. |
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#4 posted 643 days ago |
I was thinking elm, when I first saw it. |
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#5 posted 643 days ago |
Just a guess, but my first thought was black hickory (Carya texana). |
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#6 posted 643 days ago |
The top one looks like red elm and the bottom looks like bur oak. -- When it feels like a job, it isn't a hobby anymore. |
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#7 posted 615 days ago |
do you have black locust trees. The bark looks like it could be that . but it also looks like elm in the peeled pictures with the worm tracks Andysden |
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#8 posted 614 days ago |
Looks like a hickory. -- Wood-Mizer LT15 |
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#9 posted 614 days ago |
no clue |
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