Pea Turgh Posted Tuesday at 19:14 Posted Tuesday at 19:14 Free wood - looks like mahogany to me, but owner says it’s teak. What does the hive mind say?! 1 Quote
Reggaebass Posted Tuesday at 19:36 Posted Tuesday at 19:36 Hard to say exactly but I’ve worked with a lot of teak and it does look like it to me, it’s got quite a distinctive smell when it’s machined or cut, it’s a nice wood 1 1 Quote
alittlebitrobot Posted Tuesday at 22:00 Posted Tuesday at 22:00 2 hours ago, Reggaebass said: Hard to say exactly but I’ve worked with a lot of teak and it does look like it to me, it’s got quite a distinctive smell when it’s machined or cut, it’s a nice wood That's good to know. I've a bunch of wood from an old front door. I'm pretty sure it's mahogany but I was wondering if it might be teak. No particularly noticeable smell when cut. 2 Quote
JPJ Posted Tuesday at 22:08 Posted Tuesday at 22:08 I am involved with a lot of teak in the marine world, and looking at that grain, I’d say it’s more likely from the mahogany family. Pictures of the end grain would be helpful - in my experience old slow grown teak tends to have a very tight and regular grain pattern with no great variation in the thickness of the individual growth rings. 1 Quote
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