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Hello,
I'm working with some wood that's supposed to be "royal cedar", or cedrella odorata. It's very, very similar to "spanish cedar", and indeed is sold as such. What I've noticed about the wood I'm using is that it is much LESS aromatic than the spanish cedar I've worked with in the past. I'm just diving into a google search, but I'm having trouble finding information that would allow me to positively distinguish between the two. It looks like "spanish cedar" comprises a number of different species.... .....wait a minute. It now appears that cedrella (cedrela) odorata *is* spanish cedar. Hmmm... I just like to know what species I'm working with when I work it. Off to google. Further bulletins as events warrant. JP |
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