newtothis said:Not stolen, it's sitting next to some oak. I got the "maple" from president Roosevelts property on LI. Does it burn well?
Monkey Wrench said:newtothis said:Not stolen, it's sitting next to some oak. I got the "maple" from president Roosevelts property on LI. Does it burn well?
Here you go.
Great chart. Thank you
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I have not split any yet. And if it smells like a 2X?billb3 said:Does it smell like a 2x4 when you split it ?
webby3650 said:Does the wood have a distinct odor? It looks like Sassafras to me.Is it very lite?
newtothis said:I have not split any yet. And if it smells like a 2X?billb3 said:Does it smell like a 2x4 when you split it ?
That would not be a "huge" Sassafras in my area, I often see what I would call an average size Sassafras come through here, but no one else thinks they get that big, must not be common in other areas, sure is in these parts. Have we heard if it has a smell, could we see a split?FLINT said:sassafras??? that would be one huge sassafras!!
check out the block to the right that has been used as a chopping block - look how small the maul marks look, which shows how big those blocks are.
tulip poplar grows huge and straight, and I think is a much more likely candidate
the chopping block is definitely not poplar, but the other really looks like it.
lets see what else has bark like that:
Ash, but that is usually darker and sometimes finer/narrower furrows with some vertical breaks
chestnut oak, but the furrows are much larger/coarser
cottonwood, but again, the furrows are usually larger/deeper
When I said Maple I was talkin about the chopping block . . .WOODBUTCHER said:Need a couple pics of split pieces.......
But that's def not maple.
WoodButcher
ISeeDeadBTUs said:When I said Maple I was talkin about the chopping block . . .WOODBUTCHER said:Need a couple pics of split pieces.......
But that's def not maple.
WoodButcher
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