what are the 3 strongest types of wood?
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1.  Natalie\n2.  Morning\n3.  East
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You can't find one that easily, I'ld advise you to talk to a realy good carpenter whose been a carpenter for more than 10 years and ask him to go through your wood list with you and tell you which types of wood absorb faster or more than the others.
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focus on a triangular frame- these frame are the strongest. also try googling for the manufacture of bridges and find out why certain bridges are built.
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You don't want to go with wood. They don't last. Anything by Easton would be a fine choice.
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depends mainly on the chemicals in the wood because it has to be extremely hot for a blue or green or any color except red/orange/yellow flame. If you want to have some fun with the color you can do this:\nCopper sulphate=green/blue flame\npotassium cloride= purple/blue flame\nstrontium cloride= brilliant red\nboron(borax)=pure green flame\nLithium= red\nplace something sith one of those elements or compounds in a fire and you will get the color flame listed.
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Is there such a thing as a 3-wood that's easy to hit in the air????
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strength_of_materials
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Based on the U.S. Eastern Native Tree Society record, it should be the Sequoia... a genus in the cypress family Cupressaceae, common names include Coast Redwood and California Redwood. It is an evergreen, long-lived for up to 2,000 years, and is considered the tallest tree in the world, reaching up to 115.5 m (378 ft) in height and 7 m (23 ft) diameter at the base.
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Where do you live. If you live where they do logging you can get them when they do strip cutting. Proubly for free. Spruce, Fir, Pine make the best Aspen or Poplar can also be used.
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High tensile strength steel...however there are other non-metals that are actually stronger...carbon fiber materials being one possibility.
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It's difficult to find a plywood any thicker than 3/4", hardwood or softwood. In dimensional lumber measurements, 1" is usually referred to as 5/4...but that's not plywood.  You might try WoodPlanet at www.woodplanet.com ... They have 1" thick sheets of 4'x8' hard maple plywood, A/A grade, good on both sides, which sounds like something you might be looking for.
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"Prettiest" is a very subjective term.\n\nPersonally, I find that a fully mature American Elm tree is very pleasing.  One of the best shade trees you can have.  Sadly nearly wiped out in most of North America by Dutch Elm Disease.\n\nThe African Baobab is also very cool, with the massive central pillar that looks like it could withstand dinosaurs.\n\nHuge Douglas Fir and California Redwoods will fill you with awestruck majesty, especially when taken en masse in an ancient forest.  It's too bad there's so few of them left because someone decided they make nice picnic tables.\n\nBald Cypress in a deep florida or Louisiana swamp is another tree that will conjure images of dinosaurs.\n\nHeck, about the only tree I don't like is the Black Ash (Fraxinus niger) now that's an ugly tree.
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engineered wood is stronger.
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Wood is made up of cellulose (see above) and lignine. The lignine is the glue that makes wood wood. All plants are built out of cellulose.
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I've seen 13-15.. 13 is label strong, almost a 2 wood, which you don't see very much now, but they used to call it Spoon! Most of the three woods are 15.
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i just know the main ones. the quads are probably the strongest. then hamstrings then calves. not entirely sure tho.
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I hope they all pick a good fire wood type, I'm getting low on fire wood :-)