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    Need help identifying species of wood plank

    Hi all I am new to the forum. I hade been searching for a new hobby. I took shop class in vocational school and for got how much I like wood working. I planed a rough cut plank and I have no idea what species of hardwood it is can someone help
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    I moved your post to a more appropriate forum.
    Wood: a fickle medium....

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    Welcome Danny, any chance you can post a clearer photo of the face grain and one of the fresh cut end grain? Is the wood heavy, light, hard soft, smell?
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    Looks like a sweet piece of bocote to me. Where did it come from?
    Or maybe goncalo alves? Or shedua?

  5. Cocobolo? but that would be a seriously valuable piece of wood if it were.
    I also agree that Goncalo Alves is a possibility
    So is Granadillo.

    Whatever it is, it's probably expensive.

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