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There are a LOT of exotic woods that cost a couple hundred bucks for a piece six inches square.
The best wood depends on what you're going to do with it. If you want to build a home out of it, yellow pine or Douglas fir are best--they're strong and reasonably priced. If you want to build drums out of it, maple has become the timber of choice.
My favorite wood? Cherry. It's easy to work, pretty, strong enough for the stuff I want to make, not outrageously expensive, and smells REALLY good when you turn it. It also gets darker and prettier the longer you have it.
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Is akara wood the most expensive piece of wood int he world?
well their are many types of expensive wood but my advice is if it is rare its expensive
What is the most expensive American wood?
Walnut is one of the most expensive American woods. Teak is one of the most expensive international woods. Wood has become popular and is used in flooring.
What material is best for a display cabinet?
Oak is the best, red oak is more expensive, both are very hard wood and cost more expensive than most other wood. Pine is by far the least expensive and easiest to buy, and if you lightly stain it it can look as nice as anyother.
Is basswood the most expensive wood?
agarwood
What is the most expensive wood in India?
Sandalwood
What is America's most expensive Wood?
Green treated
Why is oak wood expensive?
It costs about $300 per sheet
Why is Ebony African black the most expensive wood?
supply&demand
What is the best type of wood for flooring?
Oak flooring is commonly considered to be the best and sturdiest, although it can be very expensive.
Which wood burns the best wood from a store or sticks from trees?
wood from a store, because most of the time its dry and dry wood burns the best.
Is teak expensive?
Teak wood seems pretty expensive. It is valuable for its elegance and durability.It has a significant historical background. Teak wood has some natural properties that most other woods don't have.
Does Canada produce 85 of the world's wood?
Yes. Canada produces the most wood in the world.
