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Douglas-Fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii)
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Douglas-Fir (sealed)
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Douglas-Fir (endgrain)
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Douglas-Fir (endgrain 10x)
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Douglas-fir (quartersawn)
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Scans/Pictures: A special thanks to Steve Earis for providing the wood sample and turned photo of this wood species.
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