Can you identify this wood?

[David Mary]

It is a bunch of stabilized scales and I received it without name labels. I’ll do one pair per post.

 

[David Mary]

 

[David Mary]

Okay well not this post since I am 99% sure these are all the same species and maybe some kind of walnut?

 

[David Mary]

 

[David Mary]

 

[David Mary]

 

[David Mary]

 

[David Mary]

 

[David Mary]

 

[David Mary]

That’s all I have for now. Thank you!

 

[Crag the Brewer]

#1 post maple burl?
#3 post walnut?

 

[Stacy E. Apelt - Bladesmith]

1&2 - Redwood burl or box elder burl and buckeye burl.
3&4 - Mango and flame maple or buckeye
5&6 - Maple or persimmon and buckeye burl
7 & 8- Mango and buckeye burl
9 - looks like persimmon, but could be anything from walnut to hackberry.

I have processed maybe 500 blocks of buckeye burl and it varies from yellow to gray, often with both mixed in one block. There is sone with only grain and others with lots of curly stuff and burl. The eyes and bark inclusions are very recognizable. About the only thing that sometimes looks like it is some box elder burl.
Same for redwood burl. The eyes are hard to mistake. Like buckeye burl, some box elder burl can have similar patterns.

 

[pafka]

I'll guess
1 - thuya burl?
4 - buckeye burl?

 

[Chowser]

I think Stacy E. Apelt - Bladesmith is on the right track.
Number 8 looks like birdseye maple, at the top, anyway.

 

[Horsewright]

1) Box Elder
2) Buckeye Burl
4) Buckeye Burl again

 

[Alex Topfer]

Weird exotic north American woods
/Australian

 

[Way-Barney]

1 elder burl

 

[David Mary]

Alex Topfer you spelled uɐᴉʅɐɹʇsnⱯ wrong

 

[Robert Erickson]

Post #3 and #7 look like Mango to me.

 

[tinfoil hat timmy]

I have no clue what those are but they will make handsome knifes