Newbie wood IDs please?
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Ash
Cherry
Pine
Birch
Maple
Assuming that each pic is of a different variety - otherwise I would combine a couple of pics.
Cherry
Pine
Birch
Maple
Assuming that each pic is of a different variety - otherwise I would combine a couple of pics.
nrford
Minister of Fire
Ash, Blk Birch, Cherry, Blk Birch, Ash
The Birch will make you thirsty just buy smelling it.
WoodButcher
The Birch will make you thirsty just buy smelling it.
WoodButcher
Oregon Bigfoot
Feeling the Heat
I'll defer yo you guys, been a long time since I've been back east.
But
1 could be yellow poplar or ash by the bark. thinner bark so I think ash.
2 I think beech maybe birch, aspen
3. cherry but spruce has similar look
4 birch, beech, aspen, maple, young cotton wood, could be high up in the tree & smooth bark could be several types
5. could be white oak, maple, ash , the round has been rolled & beat up some.
Seeing a round cut in 1/2, & the wood color & grain sure helps ID the similar barked ones.
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1 could be yellow poplar or ash by the bark. thinner bark so I think ash.
2 I think beech maybe birch, aspen
3. cherry but spruce has similar look
4 birch, beech, aspen, maple, young cotton wood, could be high up in the tree & smooth bark could be several types
5. could be white oak, maple, ash , the round has been rolled & beat up some.
Seeing a round cut in 1/2, & the wood color & grain sure helps ID the similar barked ones.
WOODBUTCHER said:
This was the order of my list - +1. Although something seems a little conifer about the cherry.....Cheers!
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