Dear brother Ish, brown Bengali, well, it is a record that you are on paternal leave for more than seven months. And it makes brown Pakistani blush. For how long your Esty shop will remain closed. So interesting paternal leaves. .JK you making a brown Bengali blush my brother , If I was your neighbor I would be at your cribs every day with Coffee and doughnuts , , Amazing Woods , I miss home in these winter days , Thanks brother for warming my heart up .
Not sure about Myanmar but I would have thought the dormant species in Australia is Santalum Spicatum. [emoji4]
@RisingPhoenix Red enough for me bro ! I have a few billets of red wood passed on in the family. The smell is lost from the periphery. Needs a little shaving when needed. This is a beautiful piece you have here
I am interested for sure. Thank you. Cheers.Sounds like a nice family stash!
Wondering if I should get more of this and distill some. It's so dense, it has me wondering what the yields would be.
What do you think, folks? Would anyone be interested in trying out a Yunnan Red Meat Sandalwood oil? We would distill this one here in the US.
Salam @Rai Munir , Yes Parental leave is a blessing ( Minus the Choote wala crying like an Alarm Clock and Super Sleep Deprivation , Thanks Allah SWT that he gave us Coffee ) , you made me smile bhaia ,Dear brother Ish, brown Bengali, well, it is a record that you are on paternal leave for more than seven months. And it makes brown Pakistani blush. For how long your Esty shop will remain closed. So interesting paternal leaves. .
That shine makes the wood look sooo juicy! maybe @Santal Claus or @tyson can help with determining a possible age of the tree?
Awesome log bros , looks delicious , now after counting the lines on the Wood I would say over 50 years , but I counted 75 lines and up , but I would say 50years & up or even 75 years and higher cause there is tiny lines near the round end of the wood and good chance 100 years and up also , ah the mystical lines on the wood are amazing on all Wood species on this earth , ( Sorry for giving multiple answers ), 100 years and higher Final answerCan you tell how old this log is?
Even though the age rings are visible...not all of them are, and they are so tight it's hard to get an accurate count.
Also - the tree may be older than where this particular cross section was taken from - so even if you could get an accurate count, it's still may not be an accurate representation of how old the tree was
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Awesome log bros , looks delicious , now after counting the lines on the Wood I would say over 50 years , but I counted 75 lines and up , but I would say 50years & up or even 75 years and higher cause there is tiny lines near the round end of the wood and good chance 100 years and up also , ah the mystical lines on the wood are amazing on all Wood species on this earth , ( Sorry for giving multiple answers ), 100 years and higher Final answer