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    Default Seniors moment - need help identifying strongly scented wood

    I did know it but for the life of me can’t remember what it is - I milled a heap of it from some old timber that I bought from a mate and am giving these pieces to another mate to use for fly rod handles (along with some huon pine, celery top pine, scented rosewood and queen ebony blanks) - but would like to be able to tell him what it is.

    Perhaps the most telling/identifying thing that I can tell you about this timber is that when being worked it has a very strong and (to me) pleasant scent somewhat similar to linseed oil


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    Camphor Laurel
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pat View Post
    Camphor Laurel

    Thanks Pat, to be honest that’s not what I’d remembered it as and didn’t pick the smell as Camphor, but I reckon you’re right, it certainly looks like it. Very much appreciated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pat View Post
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    +10 for that one.

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