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10/4 Ash Lumber

DESCRIPTION	Ash has a pronounced grain, the sap wood is creamy white, the heartwood is a grayish brown, the grain is coarse and interlocked. Weight ranges from about 35lbs to 41lbs per cu. ft.
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN	North America
BOTANICAL NAME	Fraxinus Americana
OTHER NAMES	White Ash, Green Ash, Red Ash, Black Ash, Brown Ash
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES	Bending properties vary, but are generally very good. It has good strength, toughness, stiffness and hardness for it's relatively light weight.
WORKING PROPERTIES	Moderate blunting effect on cutters, but can be worked fairly well with hand or power tools. Pre-drilling required for nailing in the harder Ashes. Stains, glues and polishes well.
DURABILITY	Ash is non-durable and perishable. The sapwood is susceptible to attack by powder post and common furniture beetles. Heartwood is moderately resistant to preservative treatment and sapwood is permeable.
SEASONING	Dries rapidly with little degradation. Small movement.
USES	White Ash is used extensively in sporting goods, bats, oars, pool cues, tool handles, cabinet work, high-class joinery, plywood, paneling and veneer.
COMMENTS	Since the late 1990s ash has been under attack from an invasive insect from Asia. The emerald ash borer has been decimating the species. The species as a whole is in decline and may be extinct within 20 – 30 – years

10/4 Ash Lumber

DESCRIPTION	Ash has a pronounced grain, the sap wood is creamy white, the heartwood is a grayish brown, the grain is coarse and interlocked. Weight ranges from about 35lbs to 41lbs per cu. ft.
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN	North America
BOTANICAL NAME	Fraxinus Americana
OTHER NAMES	White Ash, Green Ash, Red Ash, Black Ash, Brown Ash
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES	Bending properties vary, but are generally very good. It has good strength, toughness, stiffness and hardness for it's relatively light weight.
WORKING PROPERTIES	Moderate blunting effect on cutters, but can be worked fairly well with hand or power tools. Pre-drilling required for nailing in the harder Ashes. Stains, glues and polishes well.
DURABILITY	Ash is non-durable and perishable. The sapwood is susceptible to attack by powder post and common furniture beetles. Heartwood is moderately resistant to preservative treatment and sapwood is permeable.
SEASONING	Dries rapidly with little degradation. Small movement.
USES	White Ash is used extensively in sporting goods, bats, oars, pool cues, tool handles, cabinet work, high-class joinery, plywood, paneling and veneer.
COMMENTS	Since the late 1990s ash has been under attack from an invasive insect from Asia. The emerald ash borer has been decimating the species. The species as a whole is in decline and may be extinct within 20 – 30 – years

$6.40

10/4 Ash Lumber—

$6.40

10/4 Ash Lumber—

$6.40

DESCRIPTION	Ash has a pronounced grain, the sap wood is creamy white, the heartwood is a grayish brown, the grain is coarse and interlocked. Weight ranges from about 35lbs to 41lbs per cu. ft.
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN	North America
BOTANICAL NAME	Fraxinus Americana
OTHER NAMES	White Ash, Green Ash, Red Ash, Black Ash, Brown Ash
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES	Bending properties vary, but are generally very good. It has good strength, toughness, stiffness and hardness for it's relatively light weight.
WORKING PROPERTIES	Moderate blunting effect on cutters, but can be worked fairly well with hand or power tools. Pre-drilling required for nailing in the harder Ashes. Stains, glues and polishes well.
DURABILITY	Ash is non-durable and perishable. The sapwood is susceptible to attack by powder post and common furniture beetles. Heartwood is moderately resistant to preservative treatment and sapwood is permeable.
SEASONING	Dries rapidly with little degradation. Small movement.
USES	White Ash is used extensively in sporting goods, bats, oars, pool cues, tool handles, cabinet work, high-class joinery, plywood, paneling and veneer.
COMMENTS	Since the late 1990s ash has been under attack from an invasive insect from Asia. The emerald ash borer has been decimating the species. The species as a whole is in decline and may be extinct within 20 – 30 – years