Different wood species - Over 90 woodspecies!!

[@OakwoodVeneer]

You have done a really nice job identifying these species. Wood veneer can be extremely pretty.

[@mariongrantham7914]

What a nice song, it was to learn with it. Thank you for sharing I didn't know some of those species.

[@gonado]

Hi I also collect wood and you have really good samples

[@geoff5269]

Very interesting collection of wood samples, it would be helpful if you could add the region where the examples are found in your later videos. Thanks

[@MustObeyTheRules]

Osage Orange is my favorite wood and I make lots of things from it. Didn’t see it here.

[@The_Joker_]

Excellent video

[@eqlzr2]

I'm putting together a collection of wood specimens using small sticks of branches of the different varieties. I'm keeping the bark on, and just using a very sharp knife to expose a couple inch segment of the actual wood on the side of the stick. I had a look around on youtube, and I don't see a single video on doing anything like that. Any suggestions? I'm just using a little Ballistol oil to bring out the wood grain a bit in the exposed section of the stick. I'm doing nothing to the actual bark part. Thx.

[@Nicewoodworkingulove]

Great idea! Let me know when you make a video of this My advice is: Store the sticks in a place where no light can reach. Otherwise the light will change the natural color of the wood.

[@eqlzr2]

@@Nicewoodworkingulove Very helpful info. I didn't know that. Thx.

[@fahadhassanraju]

Nice music

[@Nicewoodworkingulove]

Hey, thanks. I forgot to change the vineer to "veneer" in the discription. But Afrormosia (pericopsis elata) Is infact correct. Although it may seems like it should be Afromosia. And Hornbeam.. yes ofcourse. I should have checked twice. Thanks for your feedback! I hope that you did injoiy watching despite my spelling! ;)

[@jamiewarren9312]

could you create a video on the standard matches of wood veneer. For example, run and book, slip, center book balance....

[@Nicewoodworkingulove]

+Jamie Warren Thanks for the suggestion. Keep them coming ;) kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5STo6WqpbidmcU

[@vikhilgudadhe4114]

Grate work👍

[@greenheartkitchens9475]

nice job

[@torque9889]

Amazingly helpful!

[@peterromano4405]

have never seen somany of these woods in one place the way you arranged them. Also the music is great . what is it? thank you

[@Nicewoodworkingulove]

Thank you :D but I'm not sure where I found that music. And what the name is. It has been a while.

[@Count.Dracula46]

Raindrops - Sergey Eybog

[@SuperScalemaster]

Dit is echt heel handig want ik heb een heleboel vellen fineer die ik niet kan benoemen...

[@waveoflight]

Its a shame that you did all that work and did not have consistent lighting.

[@RS-io6vm]

learn something new everyday. and this I like. thanks to Amy Wilkinson

[@hawkenfox]

Oooh you need to color correct the video ... there is a yellow cast on the wood verneer makes the color inaccurate imo. Really helpful catalogue tho.

[@Nicewoodworkingulove]

yesss its true man. I spend a lot of time trying to get the lightning right to get the pictures as true and real as possible. Though some of them are a bit yellowish (only if I had better equipment) :P

[@waveoflight]

@@Nicewoodworkingulove First, turn off auto white balance. Get a consistent light source. Do a manual white balance.h That is all it takes. Auto anything is bad for professional or serious videos.

[@thelastgs-pian9965]

sounds greek, without showing the trees and their native habitats hard to understand, by the way great work in collecting those specimens.

[@diytutorialsandmore9804]

Chumprak is my favourite

[@Nicewoodworkingulove]

+DIY Tutorials And More Nice! To be honest. I've never worked wit it before ;) maybe it is not a Europian specie.

[@JerryGiesler09]

It's "veneer", not "vineer". Plus you misspelled several wood species. Its's Hornbeam (Carpinus betulus), Afromosia (Peristrea elata), Balsa (Ochroma pyramidalis)

[@rodneycaupp5962]

I will not tell you that My Guitar is made out of KIHADA from the Volcanic Slopes in South Japan. Kazoo Yairi, The Master,Hand Made My secret wood Guitar. You and nobody else even knows of this wood, apparently ! It was not pictured here. Feature it in a short video and I will SUBSCRIBE. I just did anyway to see if you can find this Kihada Wood. It Sounds and Looks Great Topped with a Rusian Sitka Spruce Sound Board.

[@christopherfitch7705]

Never heard of most of these... Pinus strobus is white not yellow pine

[@michaelmcgrath7465]

European ash, elm??

[@dinahandersen]

Hello, thank you for this nice and interesting work, and for the list with the time indication. Very nice! A pity people (who are lazy and do not load such work on YT) have to give so many unkind and desagreable critics. Like the music for example. Who cares about the music, this is about wood. And about the spelling, at least be kind and assist if a spelling mistake was made. thank you. Ok, I would like to ask if you would be able to tell me how I can distinguish Honduras Rosewood from Padouk wood please? I am buying a marimba and would like to check the wood of the bars at the delivery. Since I have some reason to be suspicious on the sales person. Many thanks for your generosity. Success! Dinah

[@Nicewoodworkingulove]

My experience is that the grain of rosewood can be more coarse than the padauk grain. And the padauk grain is quite straight compare to rosewood. Also, the color of padauk is a stronger red/orange color then rosewood when freshly planed (padauk changes to a more brown/orange color when exposing to sunlight.) The last thing that can help you determine of the specie of your instrument is padauk or rosewood is the smell. :p I'm not joking. The smell of padauk when freshly sawn or planed is unlike any other species. it had a sweet aromic smell to it. Slightly like the smell of vanilla. thanks for your comment btw. let me know if you made the deal or not. cheers.

[@dinahandersen]

Hey, thank you so much for your swift response. Though the marimba wooden keys are finished (thus not freshly sawn anymore), i am not sure if there is still smell around. i will certainly apply your advice. If I do not buy I will be annoyed since I need (preferably a quality) marimba to be able to practice and rehearse. Many thanks again! At which side of the world are you? :-) I am in Antwerp, Belgium. Best regards,

[@Nicewoodworkingulove]

+Dinah Andersen Anytime ! :D I'm from the Netherlands. Antwerpen is a great city. I've been there for vacation once. What species is best for a Marimba? Padauk?

[@dinahandersen]

Hi, I used to live in The Hague for 3 years. Now back in Belgium. I know Dutch love Antwerp. It is indeed a cosy town, especially in Summer, but honestly, I do not like the Antwerp mentality. Like also in the Netherlands (or other countries) one has different mentalities in each region. For the marimba is best Honduras Rosewood. Unfortunately, it is now a protected wood and importers need a licence. This wood gives the most beautiful sound on the marimba. Today marimba manufacturers import rosewood from Belize, or some other Hartelijke groet, Dinah

[@antoniomatallana7307]

Indian Rosewood Dalbergia Nigra???? I know that Brasilian Rosewood is Dalbergia nigra and Indian Rosewood is Dalbergia Latifolia. Good video Thank you. Rosewood de India es Dalbergia Nigra???? Yo se que Rosewood de Brazil es Dalbergia Nigra y Rosewood de India es Dalbergia Latifolia, Buen video gracias.

[@grahamwilliamson7284]

Acasia

[@annabellafeyz4543]

I need help

[@Nicewoodworkingulove]

Mayra Duarte Hey! What do u need help with? (sorry for the late response btw. Summer break ;)

[@Nicewoodworkingulove]

If you have any suggestions on what my next wood related or woodworking video should involve.... I'm very interested in hearing what kind of video you are searching for. Thanks!!

[@indekeu]

+Nicewoodworkingulove Really nice idea. It would be nice to have sharper images of some of the pictures to see the grain better.Somme of the scientific names need corrections. I will use it for my students thoughthanks Charles

[@Nicewoodworkingulove]

charles Indekeu Thanks! I will make a video with close up images of the grain next week for you. Do you have any specific species you would like to see? cheers

[@angelbest8675]

Can I hope your mail id: I want woods import from you. Our payment only by 100% irrevocable at side by CFR basis

[@ibnumartono1997]

Angel Best what would you like bro? i have Amara Wood (Ebony fam). send your Spec detail to : [e-mail]

[@angelbest8675]

Can I hope to see some sawn picture on Amara fir see color & fiber & its what type of USES? my m,ail id: [e-mail]

[@ibnumartono1997]

Angel Best done bro

[@annabellafeyz4543]

Hi

[@johnyperu]

music is sooo bad

[@Nicewoodworkingulove]

Let me know of you have any suggestions ;)

[@zack_120]

because you have bad ears. The music is sooo good! Thank you for posting.

[@Nicewoodworkingulove]

Laier Guo Hey thanks :D And yes, Black/dark wood grains can be natural like the one you see in my video; Ebony, Coromandel, Wengé etcetera... Maybe you can google the species to compare them with the one you have on your piano.