Scots Pine (pinus sylvestris) - Mitch's World of Woods

A few facts about Scots Pine (pinus sylvestris)
Always check provenance to ensure your supply is from a well managed source.
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[watermain]

Great information again Mitch, thanks for sharing it.

[MultiWarrior]

Thanks Mitch, a very underestimated wood, I like working with it.

[bentyreman]

I like this kind of pine a lot, this is what I'm using to build my toolbox out of, which will be painted with chalk paint, it's got really good strength to weight ratio, have used it for drawers as well with great success.

[TheWoodYogi]

That was great Mitch :) I'm planning to use this wood for a future kitchen build ॐ

[mamabearssheshedtracykeato]

I actually have a piece of Jaguar Maple. A very rare wood that I cannot find information on. It truly is beautiful though!