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Identify Second Pictures
To me it looks like Honduran mahogany.
Grain lines and brownish colour look like that when turned, may be wrong and sure someone will let us know otherwise.
Grain lines and brownish colour look like that when turned, may be wrong and sure someone will let us know otherwise.
Just looks like a pink picture of Oak to me!
If you can find a similar looking wood here it may help with an identification.
HobbitHouse Wood ID site
If you can find a similar looking wood here it may help with an identification.
HobbitHouse Wood ID site
cookie21
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looks like holm oak to me
Penpal
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One of the many true Oaks methinks, very strong medullary rays. Thanks for this pic it helped show features.
Peter.
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Some sort of pommy wood?
Does this photo help I wonder? I presume you shot the pen on a white background, so all I've done is remove the pink from the whole photo for you. Is the wood colour any better?
Meranti is my best guess.
Meranti is my best guess.
