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I love reading mainly the American, and Canadian scrollers describe what there projects are made from, eg a white Birch or a redwood pine or a cherry brush.... I look at my works and think we'll that was a skirting board, that was an old wardrobe, that was a table I cut up and the other one I cut from old bunk beds lol just made me laugh the difference lol, I bow to ur knowledge of wood 

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Must be a 'British' thing Gordon.  I do exactly the same thing.  My plywood is, Thin from the woodyard,   thick from the van refurbishers,  and  solid wood from skirting, old tables, kitchen cabinet doors 🤣

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Right now, I have three absolutely marvelous pieces of pallet wood at the house.

Yes, I am sometimes guilty of the "species-naming" game, but a most of the wood I have purchased over the years is in a stack in the shed and is largely considered to be "mystery" wood. I can pick out the red oak and walnut--but the rest is "Boy, that might just work!"

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1 hour ago, Jim McDonald said:

Right now, I have three absolutely marvelous pieces of pallet wood at the house.

Yes, I am sometimes guilty of the "species-naming" game, but a most of the wood I have purchased over the years is in a stack in the shed and is largely considered to be "mystery" wood. I can pick out the red oak and walnut--but the rest is "Boy, that might just work!"

I've been known to slow down and eyeball a stack of pallets, until my wife starts saying things like "no", "you haven't used the last five you picked up", or "stop drooling, you're about to hit a streetlight".

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