Please don't laugh too much

[Hodge]

It's oak mate, no doubt about it!!

[Paulfreebury]

lebonese cedar I googled it

[David Goss]

The two men who put the limb onto the back of the truck have at least 40yrs experience as arborists between them and they certainly know the difference between a Cedar and an Oak. It came from a Cedar that was damaged in a storm at The Priory in Nun Monkton, North Yorkshire. I hope this will convince you lot who don't believe me.

 

maybe it got mixed up with other boards after being processed cos i am 100% sure its oak, i can even smell it

[Rob D]

The two men who put the limb onto the back of the truck have at least 40yrs experience as arborists between them and they certainly know the difference between a Cedar and an Oak. It came from a Cedar that was damaged in a storm at The Priory in Nun Monkton, North Yorkshire. I hope this will convince you lot who don't believe me.

 

No one is doubting you or the arborists.

 

There has been a mix up at some stage, prob the place where you got it planed and what you have back is oak.

 

 

 

 

[Stephen Blair]

Looks like Rhody to me:)

[skyhuck]

I am amazed that a plank of Cedar has got some many replies.

 

Thats because it isn't

[John Hughes]

Cedar of Lebanon was used as the base board of blanket chests as it's strong aromatic smell deterred moth and boring insects. The plank in the photo appears to have 3 large boreholes in it already.

[John Hughes]

 

 

One I made earlier in cedar.

[treebloke]

Looks at lot like Oak to me.

[Tom D]

Oak for sure.

 

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