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Well first of all you got to hold the camera still for 5 seconds on a piece of it so we can see what it is bud
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Don't burn it your throwing big money away!
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9/10 in older homes its either pine, oak, or hemlock.
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Depending on the region your in. A lot of century homes are old growth. I work on the same type of homes in the southeast and it's almost always "heart pine". Dont burn it!!
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SAVE EVERY SCRAP! 💰 It’s either heart pine or White Oa
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Old growth pine probaby, there might be some oak joists.
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It is redoak yellow pine and what was known as bodark it is a very hard wood that when it is green it is easier to work with but when it cures it gets really hard.
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Anything straight or easily straitened I'd keep without question. As for species you need to talk to an old builder because whatever they used, it came from a local sawmill. Especially keep anything oversized, furniture makers would kill for it. Find a spot out of the rain where you can pile it tidily so you can see it, someone will buy it. I don't want to get your hopes up, but some of that old wood can be pretty darn dear these days, go check a specialized dealer.
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Old lumber has a MUCH more dense grain structure. If you count the "rings" on modern lumber vs older lumber, you would most likely get 5-10x the amount of "rings" which results in a much stronger, more dense wood. There's a reason older houses are still stand with 24 inch centers while modern houses are falling apart woth 16 inch centers. We've "progressed" into our downfall.
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You should be saving and reselling
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Call the Forestry Extension department in your state. Your tax money pays for it. They are experts. I used to go to people's properties and tell them what was wrong with their trees free of charge for the Oregon Department of Forestry.
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As any building ages, the wood dries and hardens even more. The various oaks around my city led to the slang term "Ironwood." You will wear out drill bits trying to bore one hole through a joist.
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It’s mainly oak, hickory and chestnut.
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Some of the old homes in my town are built outta railroad lumber
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It could be old Growth heart pine
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After thinking about it, it would probably be faster and easier to just take a freshly planed or sanded piece to a good hardwood lumber dealer, not a big box store. The end grain should be smooth and clean.
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Yes I would save it. It looks like red oak or chestnut
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That stuff is gold
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Beechwood
It may be easier to guess the year to the building and what was native to the area then to understand the choice s. Sounds like you're talking about hardwood and you definitely think of some projects for that 😉
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@timharrelson2493
7 months ago
Simple… For these very old houses they’re not going to import lumber. What are the species growing in the general area that should narrow it down to maybe five maybe seven species
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