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Other
Names:
Oilnut, White Walnut |
Source:
Found in the northeastern area of the United States, westward
to North Dakota, south to Alabama. |
The
Tree:
Medium in size. Grows scattered in open areas. Short lived
seldom exceeding 80 years. |
The
Timber:
The grain is course and similar to to Walnut but with a
softer texture. Light brownish gray in color |
Uses:
Rather easy to work with. Used often in furniture and panel
applications |
Strength:
An average of weight of 25 to 28 Ibs. per. cubic foot. Moderately
week in bending andcompression. |
Availability:
Moderately available . |
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