Anyone care to take a guess at this one? Cut down in MA. These were the branches...the stump was at least 6ft diameter! The last pic is a split I ran over the jointer.
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Tree id?
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JSeery
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If the leaf in pic three came from same tree, then surly a maple. Likely silver but the color of the heartwood is throwing me off a bit.
Once you split it you will know in about a years time. If it is light then silver, if heavy then some kind of hard maple. Either way, good score!
Once you split it you will know in about a years time. If it is light then silver, if heavy then some kind of hard maple. Either way, good score!
The leaf in the pic is likely not from the cut rounds. The heartwood is green/gray. Reminds me of the streaks in poplar?
Pellet_Pete
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some of the bark in 1st pic looks like it could be a big old butternut - that has darker heartwood
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