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Wood
African Mahogany
Afrormosia
Alaska-cedar
American Mahogany
Apple
Ash
Aspen
Avodire
Balsa
Basswood
Beech
Birch
Black Locust
Black Walnut
Black Willow
Bubinga
Butternut
Catalpa
Cherry
Chestnut
Cottonwood
Cypress
Dark Red Meranti
Douglas-Fir
Eastern Hemlock
Eastern Red Cedar
Eastern Spruce
Goncalo Alves
Hackberry
Hard Maple
Hickory
Holly
Honeylocust
Indian Rosewood
Ipe
Jarrah
Jelutong
Larch
Light Red Meranti
Light Virola
Limba
Magnolia
Mesquite
Myrtle
Northern White Cedar
Obeche
Okoume
Padauk
Pau Marfim
Pecan
Persimmon
Pinkwood
Port-Orford Cedar
Primavera
Purpleheart
Radiata Pine
Red Alder
Red Oak
Redgum
Redwood
Rock Elm
Santa Maria
Sapele
Sassafras
Soft Elm
Soft Maple
South American Cedar
Southern Pine
Sycamore
Teak
Tupelo
Wenge
Western Hemlock
Western Red Cedar
White Meranti
White Oak
White Pine
Yellow Meranti
Yellow-Poplar
Zebrano
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Wood Properties of Ipe
- Ipe Alternative Name 1
- Lapacho
- Ipe Amount of Figure
- Intermediate
- Ipe Amount of Natural Luster
- Medium
- Ipe Availability of Wood
- Limited
- Ipe Available As Lumber
- Yes
- Ipe Available as Veneer
- Yes
- Ipe Available only in small sizes
- No
- Ipe Bending Strength
- High
- Ipe Blunting of Tool Blades
- Moderate to Severe
- Ipe Botanical Name
- Tabebuia spp.
- Ipe Carving
- Average to somewhat difficult to carve
- Ipe Clear Finish or Varnish
- Insufficient Data Available
- Ipe Color of Wood
- Yellow or Golden Brown
- Ipe Contrast between growth rings
- Diffuse Porous
- Ipe Crushing Strength
- High
- Ipe Decorative Figure
- Yes
- Ipe Density
- Extremely high
- Ipe Drilling
- Good
- Ipe Fill before Finishing
- Does not require a filler
- Ipe Gluing
- Good
- Ipe Grain
- Mostly Straight
- Ipe Growth Ring Pattern Plainsawn
- Faint growth ring
- Ipe Growth Ring Pattern Quartersawn
- Noticeable or distinct growth ring stripe, ribbon or flake
pattern
- Ipe Hand Tooling
- Difficult
- Ipe Hardness
- Very Hard, extremely difficult to dent
- Ipe Hardwood or Softwood
- Hardwood
- Ipe Harmful Properties
- May cause dermatological problems or skin irritation
- Ipe Interlocked Grain
- Yes
- Ipe Kiln-dried Shrinkage
- High
- Ipe Machine Tools
- Somewhat Difficult
- Ipe Mortising
- Fair or satisfactory
- Ipe Movement after drying
- Low
- Ipe Nail Holding
- Good- Nails are fairly difficult to pull out
- Ipe Nailing
- Tends to split wood - Requires pre-drilled pilot hole
- Ipe Natural Durability
- Very durable
- Ipe Number of Knots
- Insufficient Data Available
- Ipe Painting
- Fair
- Ipe Planing
- Fair
- Ipe Polishing
- Fair
- Ipe Pounds per cubic foot maximum
- 64
- Ipe Pounds per cubic foot minimum
- 60
- Ipe Reacts with Iron Fasteners or Hardware
- No
- Ipe Sanding
- Good
- Ipe Sawing
- High cutting resistance - Wood tends to bind or burn
- Ipe Screw Holding
- Good - Fairly difficult to remove screws
- Ipe Screwing
- Fair - May require pre-drilled pilot holes especially near ends
- Ipe Shaping
- Fair or satisfactory
- Ipe Size of Knots
- Insufficient Data Available
- Ipe Size of Pores
- Small Pores - Closed grain
- Ipe Specific Gravity
- Extrememly high
- Ipe Specific Gravity maximum
- 1.08
- Ipe Specific Gravity minimum
- 1.08
- Ipe Staining
- Good
- Ipe Steam Bending
- Satisfactory
- Ipe Stiffness
- Extremely High
- Ipe Surface Preparation for Finishing
- Yes
- Ipe Texture of the Wood
- Intermediate
- Ipe Toughness
- High
- Ipe Turning
- Good
- Ipe Weight
- Extremely heavy
- Ipe Wood Defects
- Warp
- Ipe Work Notes
- Hard mineral deposits require sharp or carbide tipped saw knives
- Ipe Use for Boxes, Crates or Pallets
- no
- Ipe Use for Carving
- no
- Ipe Use for Cooperage
- no
- Ipe Use for Decorative Veneer
- YES
- Ipe Use for Flooring
- YES
- Ipe Use for Furniture
- no
- Ipe Use for Handles
- YES
- Ipe Use for Heavy Construction
- no
- Ipe Use for Inlay
- no
- Ipe Use for Interior Finish
- no
- Ipe Use for Light Construction
- no
- Ipe Use for Marine Applications
- no
- Ipe Use for Marquetry
- no
- Ipe Use for Millwork
- no
- Ipe Use for Models and Patterns
- no
- Ipe Use for Musical Instruments
- no
- Ipe Use for Novelties
- no
- Ipe Use for Secondary Furniture Components
- no
- Ipe Use for Shingles
- no
- Ipe Use for Sports Equipment
- no
- Ipe Use for Turnery
- YES
- Ipe Use for Woodenware
- no
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