RogerP Established Member Joined 7 Jan 2011 Messages 3,785 Reaction score 7 Location Gloucester 28 Feb 2012 #1 I was given a present of a small load of various timbers most of which I can identify but I'm unsure of the centre one in this snap. Any help please?
I was given a present of a small load of various timbers most of which I can identify but I'm unsure of the centre one in this snap. Any help please?
adidat I will not buy anymore tools... Joined 6 Nov 2009 Messages 2,602 Reaction score 68 Location sunny somerset! 28 Feb 2012 #2 Looks like poplar or tulip wood (2 names for the same wood) Adidat
RogerP Established Member Joined 7 Jan 2011 Messages 3,785 Reaction score 7 Location Gloucester 28 Feb 2012 #3 Thanks. Yes, that was my guess but as I've never actually had any Tulip wood I wasn't sure. It's a big lump about 4x6x50 inches. No doubt one day I'll find a use for it
Thanks. Yes, that was my guess but as I've never actually had any Tulip wood I wasn't sure. It's a big lump about 4x6x50 inches. No doubt one day I'll find a use for it
adidat I will not buy anymore tools... Joined 6 Nov 2009 Messages 2,602 Reaction score 68 Location sunny somerset! 28 Feb 2012 #4 Its really decent stufff, cuts nicely andthe finish is great. Also it will paint well Adidat
F flounder Established Member Joined 2 Dec 2009 Messages 257 Reaction score 1 Location Newport Pagnell 28 Feb 2012 #5 +1 for the Tulip wood, and at 4" thick would be good for ripping off drawer sides to give a more stable stock.
+1 for the Tulip wood, and at 4" thick would be good for ripping off drawer sides to give a more stable stock.
RogerP Established Member Joined 7 Jan 2011 Messages 3,785 Reaction score 7 Location Gloucester 28 Feb 2012 #6 Thanks all - Tulip wood it is then
T toolsandtimber Member Joined 12 Aug 2010 Messages 15 Reaction score 0 28 Feb 2012 #7 In between the Iroko and Oak that is definitely Tulipwood!