Cue wood identification
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Good Luck. I've been in the business for over 50 years working with wood and many of the woods we use are beast identified by their smell because they can look like other species. Purpleheart is easy as are the figured maples.
Try a google search of exotic hardwoods and look at pictures posted by some dealers such as Hearne hardwoods. It will be a good start.
Try a google search of exotic hardwoods and look at pictures posted by some dealers such as Hearne hardwoods. It will be a good start.
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Here is one site.
https://www.gilmerwood.com/sample_photos.php
I have good luck with their products also.
https://www.gilmerwood.com
https://www.gilmerwood.com/sample_photos.php
I have good luck with their products also.
https://www.gilmerwood.com
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i found arm loads of books on wood with pictures full color at 2nd hand store.
wood craft sells a wood identifcation kit made up of all the different kinds of wood page 148 item no 15w12 price 38.50
mike
i found arm loads of books on wood with pictures full color at 2nd hand store.
wood craft sells a wood identifcation kit made up of all the different kinds of wood page 148 item no 15w12 price 38.50
mike
