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i have maple here a hammer will stick in that ,looks more like petrified wood by the sound
 
I'm still thinking it looks like Ash.

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B Rad I believe you are correct. The "woven" pattern in the bark is indicative of Ash............so I guess all I can say is "Nice Ash".......................:laugh:
 
Brad I think you need to build yourself a hardness tester... something similar to the Janka hardness tester maybe.

That will give you a good idea of how hard the wood really is.
 
most of the wood i cut is still alive ,when maples been down a year or so it gets harder to cut ,but not like that tree,with a fresh chain usually get 3/4 inch long chips or so with fir ,if you cut the noodle way some strings are a foot long
 
Yes, I'm a little bored tonight:) It won't last though!

[video=youtube_share;Bk7K_H32dFo]http://youtu.be/Bk7K_H32dFo[/video]

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i think you need a life brad:hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange: nothing like beating up on a poor defenseless log:D:D
 
Don't injure your rotator cuff pounding on that hardwood. We'll have to get a charity running for you if you keep that up.:biggrin:
 
Brad it could be any number of trees in our area. The bark looks like white or Blue Ash, maybe White Oak, I've even seen some Elm look similar, it's hard to tell without the leaves or seeing and smelling it in person..:smile2: I still haven't found much harder than Hickory around here, but Locust, Osage orange come to mind..:cheers:


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andy's 440 before
[video]http://s155.photobucket.com/albums/s294/scottk66/?action=view&current=andy440b4.mp4[/video]
and after
[video]http://s155.photobucket.com/albums/s294/scottk66/?action=view&current=andy440after.mp4[/video]

i'm going to go back into rudedog's 440 for a little more transfer work. it's not quite right
 
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