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BruceH
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I've been cutting firewood this summer and cut this piece. What is it?




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Don A
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Red Oak?

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Michael Dale Payne
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yep I too think it is Red Oak
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Oak?

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I'll go out on a limb and guess Red Oak. Flat sawn at that.


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BruceH
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Nope, not red oak, but it is hard and heavy.
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Hard to tell. It could be oak, but then again it could be hickory or pecan.

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Black ash?
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Cherry?

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Chestnut?

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Or red elm?

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Nope again. Here's a clue that should be a dead give-away:
This tree has thorns.
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Hawthorn
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Sam Price
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It looks like a good ole chunk of Holly wood to me.

(NOT the location!! )
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looks like a piece of ash to me
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Black Locust!!!

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[QUOTE=SteveCourtright] Black Locust!!! [/QUOTE]

Realll close. It's Honey Locust. I wanted to see if it might be usable for building guitars, but the pores are just too coarse.
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Whew! Lots of that tree in the hollers near the river flood plains of the MidWest. Very unfriendly thorns indeed!

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I cleared 40 acres of the @#$@!%#@##@ er, stuff when I was in high school. Still have the scars to prove it.


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