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Wht kind of wood is this?

Started by JimFX, September 06, 2014, 04:56:33 PM

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JimFX

This was cut in Ill and I am wondering what it might be .... I am thinking the big brains here might know!
Thanks for looking.
Jim

 

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beenthere

Need more clues than what you have released so far...  :)
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JimFX

This is all the clues I have  .... wood and bark.
I was thinking Ash as well but I am new to wood ID so .....

beenthere

I can go with ash too, but surely you have a few better pics to show... or not?

Is this a log you just opened up on your mill? A problem with it? What more can you tell us about it?
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isawlogs

 If alls we have is this pic, I will go with white ash also.
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curdog

That bark looks pretty ashy to me

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Texas Ranger

Strange bark for white ash, or ash, for that matter, y'all grow it different.
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Dodgy Loner

Not atypical bark for the ash I've seen. Though I would say it more closely resembles green ash than white. Nothing definitive.
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Texas Ranger

Wide growth rings for Northern Illinois
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WmFritz

Quote from: Texas Ranger on September 09, 2014, 05:24:55 PM
Wide growth rings for Northern Illinois

Wide for sure.

That bark is typical of the White Ash I've been sawing.
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5quarter

The ash we have around here have interlocking plates that have a rough diamond shape, a little like walnut. Hard for me to tell from the pic, but maybe not hard for the experts.  ;)
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