Can someone please identify this wood?

[Shivermetimbers]

Hi everyone, my first post here, I hope you can help me. Can anyone please identify what kind of wood this is? I live in the Netherlands, and I managed to intercept these lovely blocks of hard wood that were on route to the dumpster.

I would hate to see them go to waste, they feel so nice in the hand, and I would like to try to sell them on our local online marketplace, maybe they would be suitable to be cut down for trophy stands or something like that.

But it would help if I knew the kind of wood it is and what it might be worth to the right buyer.

They are all machine cut, very smooth to the touch, straight edges and rectangular, although not all of exactly the same size. There are a few of a lighter colour and fatter grain, I can't imagine any particular use for those.

 

[Yojevol]

they could be lime (linden), perhaps blocks prepared for CNC 3d carving.
Brian

 

[MikeB1972]

The 2 in your second pic are ash, 3rd pic are beech I think.
last one isn't something I use, but, given they all look like offcuts from somewhere that makes kitchen worktops, probably iroko or similar

 

[Fitzroy]

Wood blocks 02 are some kind of softwood, pine or fir, growth rings and red heart wood vs light sap wood are the giveaway. Blocks 03 look like rubberwood with the black flecks on the light wood. Blocks 04/05/06 look sapele'ish' with colour and grain.

 

[TRITON]

#4 looks like a possible yellow meranti

 

[Shivermetimbers]

Thanks for your input everyone, some woods here I've never even heard of!

Have a good day