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Martin On 1/3/2016 3:01 PM, sawdustmaker wrote: Can someone (or probably everyone) help me id this wood? It's supposed to be a 'hardwood'. No distinct odor and stringy. The face has been planed & sanded. My guesses a hickory, elm, or maybe poplar/cottonwood. I haven't seen poplar with that much face grain. Thanks! |
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On 1/3/2016 9:50 PM, Martin Eastburn wrote:
This is a text not graphic site. Many can't see or read it. Martin On 1/3/2016 3:01 PM, sawdustmaker wrote: Can someone (or probably everyone) help me id this wood? It's supposed to be a 'hardwood'. No distinct odor and stringy. The face has been planed & sanded. My guesses a hickory, elm, or maybe poplar/cottonwood. I haven't seen poplar with that much face grain. Thanks! Come on....put some fervor behind that statement while adding insult suchlike the anonymously brave inferior desk chair warrior above who is incapable of advising without thumping his chest behind the computer. |
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On 1/4/2016 4:48 PM, Meanie wrote:
On 1/3/2016 9:50 PM, Martin Eastburn wrote: This is a text not graphic site. Many can't see or read it. Martin On 1/3/2016 3:01 PM, sawdustmaker wrote: Can someone (or probably everyone) help me id this wood? It's supposed to be a 'hardwood'. No distinct odor and stringy. The face has been planed & sanded. My guesses a hickory, elm, or maybe poplar/cottonwood. I haven't seen poplar with that much face grain. Thanks! Come on....put some fervor behind that statement while adding insult suchlike the anonymously brave inferior desk chair warrior above who is incapable of advising without thumping his chest behind the computer. LOL |
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Meanie writes: Come on....put some fervor behind that statement while adding insult suchlike the anonymously brave inferior desk chair warrior above who is incapable of advising without thumping his chest behind the computer. Posting anonymously to insult someone for posting anonymously? -- Drew Lawson "Please understand that we are considerably less interested in you than you are." -- Madeleine Page, on the deep truths of alt.folklore.urban |
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On 1/5/2016 11:38 AM, Drew Lawson wrote:
In article Meanie writes: Come on....put some fervor behind that statement while adding insult suchlike the anonymously brave inferior desk chair warrior above who is incapable of advising without thumping his chest behind the computer. Posting anonymously to insult someone for posting anonymously? Ok, omit the anonymous, at least I'm not the rest. |
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