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1. 
   gulfstar | Nov 20, 2020 07:49pm | #1

   Walnut

2. 
   _mj_ | Nov 20, 2020 08:04pm | #2

   Or, possibly walnut.

3. 
   ctsailor | Nov 20, 2020 11:56pm | #3

   juglans nigra

4. 
   john_c2 | Nov 21, 2020 01:30am | #4

   Nope. Gotta be walnut.

5. 
   _mj_ | Nov 21, 2020 08:19am | #5

   Juglans regia?

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   john_c2 | Nov 21, 2020 07:18pm | #7

   Juglandaceae mea, et praecepta mea.

6. 
   Beasley7 | Nov 21, 2020 06:58pm | #6

   I disagree. I think it's Walnut

7. 
   mikaol | Nov 21, 2020 08:09pm | #8

   Looks kinda like Katalox, with the dark brown & tan.
   Mikaol

8. 
   Mashak | Nov 22, 2020 11:57am | #9

   It must be walnut.

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   AdAstra911 | Dec 02, 2020 06:14am | #10

   cedar?

10. 
    stantheman | Dec 02, 2020 06:22pm | #11

    It wasn't that common in the past, to see black walnut with the light-color of air-dried sapwood showing. So a lot of people are surprised to see that big color contrast.

11. 
    gulfstar | Dec 02, 2020 09:01pm | #12

    Grading of walnut has changed, it now allows for more sapwood.

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    elmaduro | Dec 03, 2020 09:09pm | #13

    I'd bet some sappy ash it's walnut..

13. 
    rob_ss | Dec 04, 2020 03:01am | #14

    It could be Pecan, but it's Walnut.