Another Wood ID? HELP

[LandfillLumber]

Okay I have another one for you guys. This was a rail that held the steel strap from a load of wood that came into one of the millworks I frequent. Not sure what the load was or what this is, Brazilian Cherry is what I was thinking or maybe Bubinga(I have never really had any Bubinga in my hands). Thanks guys and gals for that matter, Victor

 

[doeringr]

Mahogany of some kind? Just a guess?

 

[LandfillLumber]

I'm pretty sure its not mahogany, I have used tons of it, and this is just to Red and dense. The sapwood does have the color of some mahogany. Thanks, Victor

 

[mick]

The grain looks like some bubinga I have, but I'm not sure about the color. Maybe someone a little more wood savvy can chime in!

 

[richstick1]

Pretty hard to tell from the pic - if you sent me some of those two-tone blanks, I'm SURE I could give you a name for them

 

[maxwell_smart007]

Yeah, the grain looks exactly like Bubinga, but the colour looks like Jatoba...unless the colour in my monitor's off...

Maybe Bubinga sapwood?

 

[LandfillLumber]

The top photo shows the true color best, Pretty reddish. I'm not camera guy so my photos never seem to come out as nice as the wood looks. Thanks for the Help everyone, Victor

 

[GaryMGg]

Seeing endgrain would help but it sure looks a lot like Mango.
Look here:
http://www.hobbithouseinc.com/personal/woodpics/mango.htm

 

[hazard]

This looks like some wood I got from the wholesale lumber guy I deal with. He gave me a few 1' pieces that were some 2x4's that he stacks bundles of lumber on. I will take a pic of it tonight.

Chris

 

[great12b4ever]

I'll go out on a limb and say Honduras Mahogany.

Rob

 

[LandfillLumber]

I think its bubinga after I look at the photos on that hobbit web site, and I see some photos with sapwood that look a lot like it. Thanks, victor

 

[low_48]

How about curly Lyptus?

 

[workinforwood]

Seems obvious to me that it is "East Brazilian Rail Wood". Like come on guys!!! []