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Hi Rob The images you have posted are not clear enough to make a decision. If you get a close up photo of the surface you have hand planes we should be able to see vessels which are clearly visible in oak. If you hand plane the end grain and took a clear close up photo, we should see medullary...

Hi Rob. Without the images I mentioned I cannot be certain. Just trying to be helpful Fred

I agree with Doug 71. If close up photos were available of the wide surface and the end grain that would be helpful. I would be looking for vessels and medullary rays. I cannot see any in the existing images, hence my thought that it isn't oak Fred

@Stigmorgan That's looking beautiful. Fred

@Peter Sefton. All the very best for your new venture Fred

@Way to Welcome the forum Fred

Welcome to the forum Fred

@velnertje . Welcome to the forum Fred

@monkeyman44 Welcome to the forum Fred

@Howie65 Welcome to the forum Fred

@Aubrey Welcome to the forum. Good luck with your new venture Fred

Welcome to the forum @SamL . Fred

Beautiful. May I ask what wood that is. Yew? Fred

That's Beautiful Fred

@Molynoox . Are you certain the wood is walnut? Looks like some form of mahogany. Fred

@Mouse007 Welcome to the forum. Nice size for a workshop Fred

@Jag Welcome to the forum Fred

@echt nice (echtnice) , Welcome to the forum Fred

I've never seen that before. A beautiful feature.

@Stigmorgan Beautifully proportioned and executed. Love it. Fred