Another wood ID?

[Lone Wolf]

Could the first pic be Hickory and 2nd and 3rd Honey Locust?

 

[RI Chevy]

The 3rd photo showing the grain looks to me like American Elm. I cut one that looks just like it.

 

[huskihl]

2nd and 3rd pic look like the same block. Looks like red maple to me. In the 1st pic, the bark kinda looks like basswood, but the cut end doesn't look fuzzy, it looks like a hardwood

 

[Wood Doctor]

I think honey locust has a different, tighter bark. And, it's as dense as oak or hickory, especially when green. It's the only wood species that I ever successfully overloaded my '97 Ford Ranger with. Dang near never got home with it. That truck was so mad at me that it almost refused to start the next day. After that, I installed a new set of Monroe shocks.

On the other hand, Wolfie, it just might be honey locust. Hard to say.

 

[Coltont]

I noticed that also. Could be two different trees got cut down and delivered. One thing for sure, when you get stuff like this dropped off for "free", anything could show up and rarely will any two logs be cut the same length, the correct length, and be at a right angle to the grain. It often becomes a splitting nightmare.

Never took notice to that till you mentioned it. Looks like the bottom 2 pictures are honey locust. The other definitely is not basswood. Not enough loose fibers on the cut end.

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