[cpu_melt_down]

I think your mystery fork is Hickory; if you want to send it to me, I can make sure!

 

[SLING-N-SHOT]

I think your mystery fork is Hickory; if you want to send it to me, I can make sure!

LOL, well,at least that wouldn't cost me any postage, just a bit of gas, haha.

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[SLING-N-SHOT]

all the wood from this haul guys is still drying out, but man that stuff has some MAJOR cracks starting to form in it.....I should

have sealed the cut ends, but had no time.

I would love to know what kind of wood it is..........looks like Maple, but doesn't have the grain figuring of it, kinda very

plain grain inside, but is very dense / hard when dry, and still heavy when dry too.......it is prob some kinda ornamental

tree like a lot of landscapers plant.

 

[Asgardian]

all the wood from this haul guys is still drying out, but man that stuff has some MAJOR cracks starting to form in it.....I should

have sealed the cut ends, but had no time.

I would love to know what kind of wood it is..........looks like Maple, but doesn't have the grain figuring of it, kinda very

plain grain inside, but is very dense / hard when dry, and still heavy when dry too.......it is prob some kinda ornamental

tree like a lot of landscapers plant.

Possibly ironwood?

 

[SLING-N-SHOT]

all the wood from this haul guys is still drying out, but man that stuff has some MAJOR cracks starting to form in it.....I should
have sealed the cut ends, but had no time.

I would love to know what kind of wood it is..........looks like Maple, but doesn't have the grain figuring of it, kinda very
plain grain inside, but is very dense / hard when dry, and still heavy when dry too.......it is prob some kinda ornamental
tree like a lot of landscapers plant.

Possibly ironwood?

nah, I think Ironwood is much darker toned, this is bone colored.
@ Treeman identified it as The Tree of Heaven

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