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Cedar, Yellow (Chamaecyparis nootkatensis)
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| Other names: |
Alaska yellow cedar, Pacific Coast yellow cedar.
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Pacific Coast of North America
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| Characteristics: |
A pale-yellow even-textured wood, with fine straight grain. It is relatively light, stiff and stable when dry.
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Good
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31lb/cubic foot (500kg/cubic meter)
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Furniture, boatbuilding, joinery, veneer.
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| Finishing: |
Good
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