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Can anyone tell me what wood this is. I bought it off a roadside vendor near Prescott Valley AZ . I think its native to that area .IMG_20210627_181535945 (Copy).jpgIMG_20210627_181528991 (Copy).jpgIMG_20210627_181608671 (Copy).jpgIMG_20210627_181557570 (Copy).jpg
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Reminds me of a cross section of a cypress knee.
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Originally Posted by Brian Tymchak
So you think its Cypress ?
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Could be cottonwood, too...
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Not confident enough to make a definitive claim. I had a x cut of a cypress knee many years ago and the creamy white wood, no prominate grain pattern is very similar to what I had.
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