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Antique Quartersawn Heart Pine

(Pinus spp.)
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APPEARANCE
Color: Heartwood is yellow after cutting and turns deep pinkish tan to warm reddish brown within weeks due to high resin content. Sapwood remains yellow, with occasional blue-black sap stain. Occasional nail holes and pegs.
Grain: Dense, with high figuring. Plainsawn is swirled; rift-or quartersawn is primarily pinstriped. Curly or burl grain is rare.
Variations Within Species and Grades: Moderate color variation.

PROPERTIES
Hardness: 1225; 5% softer than Northern red oak.
Dimensional Stability: Above average (change coefficient .00263; 29% more stable than red oak).
Durability: Natural resistance to insect infestation in heartwood; dense.

WORKABILITY
Sawing/Machining: Good machining and handtooling qualities.
Sanding: Tendency to clog paper due to high resin content; begin with coarse grade.
Nailing: Good holding ability.
Finishing: Accepts both surface and penetrating finishes. Some stains may blotch; raising grain first may help. To reduce the wood's tendency to repel finish coats, surface resins may be removed with a solvent that is compatible with the finish to be used.