Wood identity

[newbiegirl]

Please can anyone identify this wood. Was given to young man in the club but we cannot find what it is. Help please

 

[Bingy man]

I’m no expert on exotic wood but it looks likes a species of zebrano .

 

[Distinterior]

Rubberwood perhaps....?

 

[Fitzroy]

My feeling is rubberwood of some description, looks very fast grown so a warm climate likely.

Edit: Overlapped with Distinterior, so two independent votes for the same.

 

[Distinterior]

I am by no means certain,.....But, my Mum & Dad had a large kitchen table that they bought new back in the 80's and it looked very similar in colour & grain and Mum told me that it was sold to them as a Rubberwood table.....

 

[Chrispy]

Looks a bit like Accoya.

 

[Fitzroy]

Looks a bit like Accoya.

I was looking at it thinking it reminded me of something beyond rubberwood and eventually I decided it was just my brain playing tricks. But as soon as I saw you say Accoya I was like yes! However, I think there is a pore structure visible in the end grain, and the turned item, that means it cannot be Accoya, as it is originally a softwood (Pinus radiata).

 

[Doug71]

It does look like Accoya, give it a bit of a scratch and sniff test, if it smells like vinegar it's Accoya.

 

[Inspector]

Given the growth rings are so large I suggest it might be Radiata Pine, plantation grown in New Zealand.
https://www.wood-database.com/radiata-pine/#google_vignette
How it behaved while turning might point in a better direction. Tear out, smell, resin etc.
Pete