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[Chippa]

Anyone know what this is?
Really dense hardwood came in a random cut off bag, I have a few more that turn extremely nice but can't seem to find anything pertaining to the highlighter like dust it throws off.

 

[indytruks138]

Bodark throws off yellow dust and is incredibly hard when dry, but that grain doesn't look like it.

 

[acmaclaren]

It could be osage. It turns brown like that overtime. The dust looks yellow. At least that's my experience when making bows with that wood.

 

[MRDucks2]

Could be Maclura pomifera, Bodark, Osage Orange or even Hedge Apple. Especially since they are all the same, but I am seeing a trend here. [emoji16]

Maybe an advantage of having lived in both Texas and multiple parts of Indiana.


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[Chippa]

Thank you al for the quick responses

 

[Dehn0045]

I have some Ipe that looks quite similar. The stuff that I have came from a decking sample. WoodDatabase also refers to "powdery yellow deposits": https://www.wood-database.com/ipe/ . There are many species under the name Ipe, so getting good direct comparisons is difficult, lots of variety.

 

[gimpy]

Maybe ironwood