Can any one identify this

[bellringer]

well before i cut it my tree surgeon want to see it to put his guess in

 

[bellringer]

Well here is the picture of the piece cut in half

not great pictures

 

[Doug]

Still wouldn't like to hazard a guess but it's definitely worth turning

 

[bellringer]

Still wouldn't like to hazard a guess but it's definitely worth turning

that what i thought but it quite heavy for the size of the pieces

 

[Neil]

Alex is that the top or bottom bit from the photo?

 

[Woody]

Top one looks like Poplar

 

[bellringer]

that the same as the top one

 

[Neil]

Grey poplar.

 

[bellringer]

Top one looks like Poplar

is poplar not very light

 

[Penpal]

Poplar can be very light when dry not sure if your timber is eitherwet or dry. Waiting a long time for confirmation hope its worthwhile for your purpose.

Peter.

 

[bellringer]

It very heavy so not sure


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[Neil]

Poplar can be very light when dry not sure if your timber is eitherwet or dry. Waiting a long time for confirmation hope its worthwhile for your purpose.

Peter.

This poplar is same wet and dry, populous canescens, is starting to be grown as a fuel crop for power stations.

 

[bellringer]

but the bark i can find on the internet is not anything like the bark on the logs

 

[turnaround360]

tree identification | identify bark of trees
This may help in future Alex.

 

[bellringer]

is it me or dose the first one look like this

 

[PhillH]

Yep, they both look like tree bark to me.



I'll retrieve my own outer garment as I depart, thank you all the same for offering.

 

[Neil]

is it me or dose the first one look like this

Specsavers, off you go, now.

 

[bellringer]

this is what the second log looks like inside an idea

 

[paulm]

That's not bark, its Woof!

 

[Neil]

Wood looks as if it could be bird cherry, prunus avium but the barks nothing like it? Lost me.