We had two types of trees cut down at the same time, so it is possible that it is ash. I thought for sure that the almost pungent smell was that of oak. I didn't think ash had the "fleck" like this does, either. I'll try and get a fresh cut on the end grain tomorrow to see if that helps. Either way, thanks for the help!Idk if that is oak at all. Maybe a clean cut on the end grain would make those medullaries pop, but i am not seeing it. Maybe ash or maple? Are you 100% its oak?
Ash then, maybe?That doesn't look like oak to me.
We only had ash and what I thought was a pin oak (acorns and oak-ish leaf) cut down and I have not added anything onto the pallet of rounds. Petty sure this is not maple.Maple for sure. Not sugar or rock maple, but maybe a silver maple or another of the southern species. It looks identical to deal cords of maple I have sitting outside right now.
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It could be Ash. I am not sure how to ID Ash from the wood alone, although I have a lot of it. The bark and the wood just below the bark are distinctive.Ash then, maybe?
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Here ya go. I think what I was splitting yesterday was mostly ash (picture of bark in middle of third image attached). The rounds that I have not split much on appears to be some type of oak, thought pin oak (first and second pictures attached). Let me know if you see differently. Thanks!You seem to have wood with bark on it. Pictures of that would help. If it's either ash or oak without any other option, then the bark in your first post is ash.
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