M mark.cow New member Joined 26 Jun 2020 Messages 1 Reaction score 0 Location dorking 26 Jun 2020 #1 Hi guys, I am new to woodworking and i have been given some hardwood ofcuts from a friend and i need help identifying them. I think photo 1 and photo 2 is walnut? And Photo 3 and Photo 4 is oak? Attachments wood1.jpg 74 KB wood2.jpg 50.1 KB wood3.jpg 71.4 KB wood4.jpg 55.1 KB
Hi guys, I am new to woodworking and i have been given some hardwood ofcuts from a friend and i need help identifying them. I think photo 1 and photo 2 is walnut? And Photo 3 and Photo 4 is oak?
K kevinlightfoot Established Member Joined 11 Aug 2016 Messages 514 Reaction score 23 Location Mansfield 26 Jun 2020 #2 Photo 3 and 4 I don't think are Oak,looks a bit like Sapele to me ,I think you're right with the Walnut though.
Photo 3 and 4 I don't think are Oak,looks a bit like Sapele to me ,I think you're right with the Walnut though.
Noggsy Established Member Joined 28 Dec 2011 Messages 606 Reaction score 16 Location Runcorn 26 Jun 2020 #3 Looks like walnut and oak to me too.
MikeG. Established Member Joined 24 Aug 2008 Messages 10,172 Reaction score 703 Location Essex/ Suffolk border 26 Jun 2020 #4 Walnut and oak. Not sure whether the walnut is European or American.
sunnybob wysiwyg Joined 11 Oct 2014 Messages 8,399 Reaction score 169 Location cyprus 26 Jun 2020 #5 I use a lot of american black walnut and that is spot on. dont use oak, cant comment.
F Freddyjersey2016 Established Member Joined 25 Oct 2016 Messages 124 Reaction score 13 Location buckinghamshire 26 Jun 2020 #6 I agree walnut & oak - the oak grain seems very wide and therefore fast grown; good for practise pieces though?
I agree walnut & oak - the oak grain seems very wide and therefore fast grown; good for practise pieces though?
Trevanion Greatest Of All Time Joined 29 Jul 2018 Messages 3,764 Reaction score 593 Location Pembrokeshire 26 Jun 2020 #7 That last one is a little odd to me, It looks like Oak whilst at the same time not quite looking like Oak but as Freddy said, might just be a quick-grown piece that makes it look a bit strange rather than being a piece of Sweet Chestnut or whatnot.
That last one is a little odd to me, It looks like Oak whilst at the same time not quite looking like Oak but as Freddy said, might just be a quick-grown piece that makes it look a bit strange rather than being a piece of Sweet Chestnut or whatnot.
MikeG. Established Member Joined 24 Aug 2008 Messages 10,172 Reaction score 703 Location Essex/ Suffolk border 26 Jun 2020 #8 I'd say that there was a chance the oak has had a white fungal attack during the drying process.