Sam Logosz yes, exactly. This lumber is a “common board” sold at stores a lot in the western part of the USA. I grew up calling it pine, but might be some kind of spruce or fir. I usually don’t use it for anything that needs to be fine finished, as it seems to be harvested and dried in a hurry. Additionally when you add in the tropical moisture and humidity, this stuff everything but stable. Thanks for the comment.
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Bruce Coles yeah. It’s a fairly common thing for me. As I’m eating I’m always considering if any of the dust around me is toxic in anyway. Thanks for watching.
