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The strong, shock-resistant wood is ring-porous, with a distinct figure. It has course and generally straight grain with an almost white sapwood and pale brown heartwood, similar to European Ash. It is a good wood for steam bending.
The straight grained wood has a fine, even texture. It is light in weight and there is little contrast between late-wood and earlywood; creamy white when first cut turning pale brown on exposure.
This fine hardwood has straight grain and fine texture. It is hard and moderately strong and can be steam bent.
The heavy wood is hard wearing, straight grain and fine texture.
The heavy wood is hard wearing, straight grain and fine texture.
The light creamy-brown wood is straight grained with a lustrous surface and fine texture.
The light creamy-brown wood is straight grained with a lustrous surface and fine texture.
The dense, tough, course textured wood has a white sapwood and reddish-brown to brown heartwood.
The wood has straight grain and a course texture, though this can vary according to the rate of growth.
Cutting technique allow rays to be exposed "flecks" on quartered surface of boards.
The straight grained wood varies in color from pale yellow-brown to pale brown.
Cutting technique allow rays to be exposed "flecks" on quartered surface of boards. Rift does not contain "flecks" but is straight grained.
The straight grained wood varies in color from pale yellow-brown to pale brown.
The tough, moderately durable wood has an even but course texture. The grain is straight but can be wavy and show other types of figure.
The tough, moderately durable wood has an even but course texture. The grain is straight but can be wavy and show other types of figure.
The figure resembles that of black American Walnut (Juglans Nigra), but the heartwood, from medium to dark brown is lighter in color.
The course textured wood is ring porous with distinct figure.
The course textured wood is strong, tougher than the European elms and is good for steam bending.
The wood is ring-porous, with a distinct figure. It has course and generally straight. The sapwood is white to pale yellow with grayish heartwood.
It has a course open grain, is relatively light weight and has a pleasant smell when machining.
The fine pale brown, even textured wood is usually straight grained and the distinctive rays produce "flecks" when quarter sawn.
Primary Species
- Ash
- Basswood
- Cherry
- Hard Maple, White
- Hard Maple, Brown
- Soft Maple, WHAD
- Soft Maple, WHND
- Hickory
- Red Oak
- Red Oak, Rift & Qtrd
- White Oak
- White Oak, Rift & Qtrd
- Yellow Poplar
- Walnut
- Walnut, Rift & Qtrd
Secondary Species
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