Just picked this up among a large bundle of walnut and maple at the mill. I assume it is a variation of maple but can someone help me identify it. Keep in mind it is wet in the pic. Hasn’t stopped raining heee in days
Identification
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First picture could really use a clean end grain shot to help ID. It may not even be a maple.
Second picture the two right hand boards appear to be ambrosia. Left hand board is unclear. It's a little dirty and could use a clean sanded end grain shot to verify. I suspect it is just plain clear maple with maybe a little curl but cant tell for certain. Check out Paul's site for wood ID. @phinds do you mind to drop him a link to your maple figure section?
Meanwhile there is a thread on here detailing what pictures to take to help us ID your pieces.
Second picture the two right hand boards appear to be ambrosia. Left hand board is unclear. It's a little dirty and could use a clean sanded end grain shot to verify. I suspect it is just plain clear maple with maybe a little curl but cant tell for certain. Check out Paul's site for wood ID. @phinds do you mind to drop him a link to your maple figure section?
Meanwhile there is a thread on here detailing what pictures to take to help us ID your pieces.
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I have several maple pages: curly, ambrosia, quilted, bird's eye etc. He can just go to the site.
Paul's site is called hobbit house. I dont know about outbound links, but you can look up the site and drool your way through the different maple figures in all their glory
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