Doug Miller wrote:
In article , "HeyBub"
wrote:
Don Wiss wrote:

From the variety of answers it would seem that it doesn't matter
what kind of wood it is inasmuch as no one can definitively tell.

Speak for yourself. I can. It's ash.

Ash is frequently mistaken for oak, as this thread clearly
illustrates. But
oak has unmistakable ray flakes plainly visible in quartersawn
grain. The
absence of this figure is absolute proof that the wood in Don's
photograph is unquestionably *not* oak.

No, it is not proof of any such thing. See previous reply above.



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