What kind of wood is this?
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Hi there,
It's hard to tell looking at it like that. And the bark has been removed from it. But it's not cedar. It's possible it's a type of pine wood. When you press your fingernail into it, does your fingernail dig in (make a dent) or does it feel harder than that.
Pine is generally pretty soft, so if it's easy to scratch/dent/imprint, it's likely pine.
When in doubt, go without :mrgreen:
-Brandon
It's hard to tell looking at it like that. And the bark has been removed from it. But it's not cedar. It's possible it's a type of pine wood. When you press your fingernail into it, does your fingernail dig in (make a dent) or does it feel harder than that.
Pine is generally pretty soft, so if it's easy to scratch/dent/imprint, it's likely pine.
When in doubt, go without :mrgreen:
-Brandon
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