wood id

[Kwright032]

can you guys help me out with this I'm thinking ash but when split its a little stringy but not bad

 

[stephiedoll]

All I know is it looks like that special kind that when split and dry it will help heat your home kind of wood.

 

[ckitch]

I agree it's ash

 

[Woody Stover]

Looks like Ash. It generally splits easy but can be a little stringy sometimes.

 

[Jags]

Yeah - thats ash.

 

[gzecc]

Big piece of ash.

 

[ckitch]

I cut one like that this weekend that was big 36" diameter that was in a yard(full of branches and knots). I don't have a splitter just the fiskars so needless to say I did quite a bit of noodling

 

[Paulywalnut]

That's that stringy ash species. I'll take it. It is a pain to split. I'm close to you.

 

[D8Chumley]

That's that stringy ash species. I'll take it. It is a pain to split. I'm close to you.

I'm closer than Pauly if you don't want it Love the ash!

 

[Wood Duck]

I think it is Norway Maple or Ash. I can't always tell them apart in pictures, and they are pretty similar in the stove too. If this was a tree planted in town, Norway Maple is likely.

 

[lectraplayer]

That light center leads me to believe it's a hickory.