Wood Identification Help

Matt Furjanic

New User
Matt
Hoping someone can tell what species this is...

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Jeff

New User
Jeff
Are these cookies coated with something like bar top epoxy? They appear to be. I have no clue about their id.
 

Matt Furjanic

New User
Matt
It’s not pine. This wood is as hard as a rock. I should have noted that on the first post. My first thought was also pine, but there is no way - this is way too hard...
 

sawman101

Bruce Swanson
Corporate Member
The cadmium layer under the bark, as well as the bark itself both appear to be too thin for pine; it would seem more like a deciduous wood from the overall appearance and tighter growth rings. There are just too many native trees I am not familiar with. It resembles elm which can grow to 8-12" at the stump before dying. However, I just don't really know.
 

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