Classic Nib Wood ID Contest DAY 6

[Bob Wemm]

Thank you for your participation so far.

Here we go with todays "Species".

Have fun.


Bob.

 

[soccer2010]

quartersawn beech

 

[D.Oliver]

Oak (even though that's technically a genus and not a species). If it turns out to be eucalyptus I'm going to be torked as that has been my guess every other day (and I don't even know what eucalyptus looks like!)

 

[mrcook4570]

red oak

 

[mania938]

black cherry

 

[Traguh]

Honduran mahogany

 

[The Penguin]

sheoak

 

[Karl_99]

Hickory

 

[SAWDUST 101]

Pink Ivory??

 

[woodwzrd]

Ash

 

[philb]

Elm

 

[Coysquibbly]

Apple

 

[sparhawk]

bubinga

 

[Traguh]

African teak

 

[rholiday]

White Oak

 

[alankulwicki7]

Maple

 

[firewhatfire]

Birch

 

[powertool-junkie]

eucalyptus

 

[jmbaker79]

English Walnut

 

[jjjaworski]

An absence of flecking but it does resemble sycamore.

 

[farisdayoff]

Sycamore (dang if thats right. just missed it.)

 

[hewunch]

Acacia

 

[gimpy]

Red Oak

 

[johncrane]

Oregon

 

[Karl_99]

Chestnut

 

[tommax]

I'm with the first responder, looks like a beech to me

Tom
P.S Quite a diversity in responses, I'm impressed

 

[bobskio2003]

I'm going to go with Locust.

 

[1080Wayne]

Douglas fir

 

[mania938]

pear

 

[Traguh]

Lyptus

 

[fitty]

hackberry

 

[Joe S.]

Mahoe.

 

[louisbry]

honey locus

 

[Chrisjan]

Not that I want to sound greedy - but I see its a bit stuck - Is it English Elm?

 

[UKpenmaker]

Pecan

 

[philb]

Wych Elm?

 

[WHSKYrvr1]

Oh What the heck, is it cypress?

 

[Bob Wemm]

Looks like it might be time for a clue or two. Give me half an hour, thats 8am EST.

Cheers Bob.

 

[Bob Wemm]

CLUES

Grows in the Tropics with bark like this.

Bob

 

[kronewi]

Albizia julibrissin