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howdy folks i have 2 different kinds of lumber that i have no clue as to what they may be could some of our wood loving friends help me out ? thanks matt ennis










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Your photos are actually too large to see clearly but I am guessing that maybe wenge and black Imbyia
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Ist: Jacaranda
2nd: Tiger Myrtle
Pic's are too close up.

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[QUOTE=Bobc] Ist: Jacaranda
2nd: Tiger Myrtle
Pic's are too close up.[/QUOTE]

Need better quality pics for sure....

Which Jacaranda, Bob? I know of at least 10. Jacaranda Preto is a common local name for BRW..that the one you've got in mind?
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sorry fellas for the large pics , i thought it would make it easier to identify. next time i`ll keep this in mind , thanks for the help
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The pores are too big for Tasmanian tiger myrtle (is there another type?), I spent the weekend working with some.

I've actually seen some of the wood in the first pics, but can't remember where (old age creeping up). How heavy is it? The stuff I almost remember, was very light.
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Larry I thought it looks a lot like the set pictured below. Jacaranda Pardo


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Thanks Bob...know I know one more name for jacaranda genus Machaerium species villosum That species can produce some remarkable wood.
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Serious zoot around here! whew hew hew!


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The first one looks like cocobolo under a microscope.

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Anyone else see the smiley face in the last pic?
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I see that smiley face

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Jacaranda genus Smiley Facia
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yeah the first looks like cocobolo to me.. but it's so dang close up...

No idea on the second one...

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really sorry fellas ,if its ok i`ll post some not so close pics, thanks for all the help anyway


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