What kind of this wood?

[yzhanyi113]

What kind of this wood?Thx!

[snookerloopy32]

Looks like burr wood to me,very nice

[trevs1]

Thuya burr.

[Freddie Ng]

It's Thuya Burl.. I have seem Dan's and TW's cues with very nice Thuya...
Really nice wood.

[yzhanyi113]

Thx everyone,this is the most beautiful thuya burr I ever seen,great job Trevor!

[JP1]

Black Walnut

[snooker warrior]

thuya burr ,,,,,trev you have PM

[JP1]

Trevor is on this forum, let him tell you, THUYA BURL - NO-

The attached pic shows THUYA BURL

[yzhanyi113]

#3 is Trevor,isn't he?

[Freddie Ng]

Yes.. it is ...

[poolqjunkie]

Thuya Burr can come in different shades.

[Watford]

How funny is this.
Trev comes on says Thuya in three posts and yet the debate contnues.
Class JP
That cheered me right up.

[totlxtc]

How funny is this.
Trev comes on says Thuya in three posts and yet the debate contnues.
Class JP
That cheered me right up.

lol i agree mate. As PQJ mentioned it comes in different shade. As you can see here the pieces on the left and right are the usual view of Thuya, and the middle on is viewed from the side.



Using woods at different cuts can get all sorts of interesting results. For example Kingwood is often seen showing straight lines, but you can also cut it so it goes wavy, or also known as "Flower" side.

[Freddie Ng]

Great lesson Dan

[fswt30]

learn many wood thing from Dan. Hopefully he can educate the tsf members to become knowledge members in wood splicing