mattyts
Registered
Can anyone identify this wood?
Bought it the other day but forgotten what it was
Bought it the other day but forgotten what it was
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Wood identification
- Thread starter mattyts
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Ask the person you bought it from ?
wm460
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Looks interesting.
Neil
Fellow
Might be sweet chestnut, but I have seen elm look like that. Difficult without feeling and smelling it.
Looks like burred oak or possibly tiger oak to me.
Neil
Fellow
Neil was a dog in a former life
I didn't say licking and smelling it.
mattyts
Registered
I think it's striped maple,when buying it the seller remarked that it's very popular with instrument makers
Penpal
Grand Master
Neil was a dog in a former life
Where I come from we recognise each other by our faces. Our wood by pics on the forum. Wheres the wood fairy Neil?
Peter.
Neil was a dog in a former life
Was? I dunno about that mate, he still has the same attitude.
If he can't eat it or shag it, pi55 on it and move on to the next interesting item init?
Where I come from we recognise each other by our faces. Our wood by pics on the forum. Wheres the wood fairy Neil?
Peter.
So first he's a dog and now he's a dog called Fairy Neil
The biggest f'kin fairy I've ever seen