What Wood Is That?
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- • What Wood Is That?
- • First, check wood's color
- • Maybe your nose will tell you
- • Still no clue, take a closer look
- • Study the pores
- • Rays help, too
- • Collect some samples
- • How to sort out the clues
Still no clue, take a closer look

Still no clue, take a closer look
Still no clue, take a closer look
When a strange wood's color, grain, and scent fail to name it, examine its fingerprint. Professionals turn to their microscopes for a close-up look. Yet, a hand lens of 10X magnification, available at jewelry stores and from opticians, lets anyone do practically the same thing. This type of investigation, however, requires a look at a freshly cut section of end grain.
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