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Hickory (Carya spp)
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| Other names: |
Shagbark hickory, various other species
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USA
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A coarse-textured wood, generally straight-grained but can be irregular or wavy. The sapwood is white, heartwood reddish brown. Pencan (C. illinoensis) is one of the softer hickories.
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Difficult
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46lb/cubic foot (740kg/cubic meter)
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Striking-tool handles, sports equipment, chairs, bentwood furniture
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| Finishing: |
Good
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