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Woodyouwork

New Member
May 12, 2023
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Cumberland city
I recovered quite a few of these boards from pallets. It’s very light in weight. Soft wood I’m assuming. It’s really pretty once planed and sanded. Lots of pores it soaks up resin or any kind of varnish. I’m trying my hardest to figure out what it is with no luck.

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Be careful. It looks to me like a tropical hardwood probably a fast growing genetically modified tree. It looks like very wide growth rings which means that its going to move around a lot with humidity changes.