INSierra Member Joined Feb 14, 2015 Messages 40 Location NW Indiana Apr 29, 2015 #1 It may be a long shot, but does anyone know what type of wood this is? It has a pretty strong smell to it when being turned. Attachments image.jpg 321.1 KB · Views: 278
It may be a long shot, but does anyone know what type of wood this is? It has a pretty strong smell to it when being turned.
Ed McDonnell Member Joined Oct 20, 2008 Messages 2,294 Location Melbourne, FL Apr 29, 2015 #2 If it smells like horse urine it might be elm, but it could be lots of things. Ed
INSierra Member Joined Feb 14, 2015 Messages 40 Location NW Indiana Apr 29, 2015 #3 Does RedWood have an odor when turned? I thought that may be it. It is sort of a pungent pine smell, but the grain is pretty tight.
Does RedWood have an odor when turned? I thought that may be it. It is sort of a pungent pine smell, but the grain is pretty tight.
Edgar New Member Advocate Staff member Joined Feb 6, 2013 Messages 6,927 Location Alvin, TX 77511 Apr 29, 2015 #4 Possibly cypress? Top piece looks a little like this - but hard to tell for sure with such small pieces. http://www.hobbithouseinc.com/perso...onterey macnabs ncsu219 end grain s50 web.htm
Possibly cypress? Top piece looks a little like this - but hard to tell for sure with such small pieces. http://www.hobbithouseinc.com/perso...onterey macnabs ncsu219 end grain s50 web.htm
D.Oliver Member Joined May 10, 2011 Messages 3,531 Location Faith SD Apr 29, 2015 #5 The redwood that I have turned does not have much of an odor. Redwood is also very light in terms of weight. If it has a pine type smell, possibly Douglas fir or maybe one of the other fir trees? Just a guess. Last edited: Apr 29, 2015
The redwood that I have turned does not have much of an odor. Redwood is also very light in terms of weight. If it has a pine type smell, possibly Douglas fir or maybe one of the other fir trees? Just a guess.