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beech for me too i was splitting some sycamore the other day only 2 years old and it was starting to rot in places beech goes with a bang through the splitter where sycamore splits very very easy

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beech for me too i was splitting some sycamore the other day only 2 years old and it was starting to rot in places beech goes with a bang through the splitter where sycamore splits very very easy

 

You obviously haven't split hard bone dry sycamore before then....that goes bang alright!

 

Regarding id...its a tough one. My first guess based on the outer was Sycamore, but the inside looks like it could be either. I'm leaning towards Sycamore myself though

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The table and benches are really smart.

Nice workmanship.

I was just showing the lady that owns the large beech tree, I am about to mill, how it will mill on a log in the field.

As I am learning I could not tell what tree it was.

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For those that said it was a sycamore, their right.

As the farmer walked up to me today and said."it looks well the sycamore, you have cut"

Its now beening used as a bench at the farmhouse.

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