I would like to learn wood material? (Pine, Oak ???) Thank you for all answers!
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The wood is poplar; the type of wood is listed in text in one of the three images. The poplars are a very diverse group of trees, but but they grow beautiful, tulip-like flowers. It IS in the hardwood group, but it's still quite a soft wood; poplar is harder than pine, but three times softer than something like oak. It's a decent looking wood, with nice fine grain, but it's mostly considered a "utility" wood - the kind of thing you'd use to build pallets. But, poplar is also super economical, so it get used on economy furniture, so that you can make something super affordable but still be able to make all-wood furniture.
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The wood is poplar; the type of wood is listed in text in one of the three images. The poplars are a very diverse group of trees, but but they grow beautiful, tulip-like flowers. It IS in the hardwood group, but it's still quite a soft wood; poplar is harder than pine, but three times softer than something like oak. It's a decent looking wood, with nice fine grain, but it's mostly considered a "utility" wood - the kind of thing you'd use to build pallets. But, poplar is also super economical, so it get used on economy furniture, so that you can make something super affordable but still be able to make all-wood furniture. The wood is poplar; the type of wood is listed in text in one of the three images. The poplars are a very diverse group of trees, but but they grow beautiful, tulip-like flowers. It IS in the hardwood group, but it's still quite a soft wood; poplar is harder than pine, but three times softer than something like oak. It's a decent looking wood, with nice fine grain, but it's mostly considered a "utility" wood - the kind of thing you'd use to build pallets. But, poplar is also super economical, so it get used on economy furniture, so that you can make something super affordable but... » Read More The wood is poplar; the type of wood is listed in text in one of the three images. The poplars are a very diverse group of trees, but but they grow beautiful, tulip-like flowers. It IS in the hardwood group, but it's still quite a soft wood; poplar is harder than pine, but three times softer than something like oak. It's a decent looking wood, with nice fine grain, but it's mostly considered a "utility" wood - the kind of thing you'd use to build pallets. But, poplar is also super economical, so it get used on economy furniture, so that you can make something super affordable but still be able to make all-wood furniture. « Show Less
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I think it is white birch. Whatever the material, the bed was relatively easy to put together and has stood up well in the two years that we have had it.We also bought the storage drawers for underneath and we put extra bedding in them - that was a good investment.Also we bought the optional head board. I needed help lining up the holes so I could screw the bed together. Again, that was a good investment.Hope this helps - I would buy this bed again.
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Wood. Love it!! Actually looks even nicer than online. Very classy!! Highly recommend
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I don't like the compressed wood, and use chunks. They are awesome, though some may be cut a little too large, so keep a hand axe handy. Here are links to four woods on Amazon: Weber 17005 Apple Wood Chunks, 5-PoundWeber 17003 Pecan Wood Chunks, 5-PoundWeber 17056 Hickory Wood Chunks, 5-PoundWeber 17007 Cherry Wood Chunks, 5-Pound
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Hello. I checked on this for you and on this item the select wood is a combination of pine and pressed wood. If you have any questions please contact us.
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I learnt with a teacher so I wouldn't really know what's best for self-study, but there are some great guides on Youtube that start from the very basics! Give it a search! Also David Finckel's Cello talks are quite interesting too - not necessarily for absolute beginners though :)
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You'll need wood glue, an exacto knife, and some pins. I also find it helpful to have a wood board to work on.
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My DeWalt plate joiner came with a very useful manual. Practice, practice, practice on scrap lumber to more fully understand how to use this tool and you will love the results!!!
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I do not know the exact type of wood I believe is one of the hardwoods oak cherry
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Well according to the Janka hardness scale for wood, Maple scores between 700-1450 depending on the species and Bamboo scores between 1180 and 3000 depending on the scale. So Bamboo is generally harder but depending on the species Maple could be harder. I doubt Gladiator would even be able to tell us the type of species woods used. I too want the hardest surface available which I thought was probably Bamboo but right now the Bamboo top is running $58 more than the Maple top. I'm not sure if that would be worth it.
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Dear Mrs. Taylor You can glue the pieces together then you may do the priming if you desire. Priming can keep the wood look nicer and last longer. Sincerely, Dean Haddad
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Good Day - The majority of our products are made with furniture grade pine from various parts of the world - Brazil, Vietnam etc Thank you for allowing me to assist you - from the #1 Discovery World Furniture seller on Amazon - Dreamscape Furniture:) Feel free to call me at 8007719330 if you need further assistance. Scott
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It's pine. I have several bokken I use in Aikido and this is for display only. It broke in my vehicle when I moved to a new home. This should be made from Oak but it is not. Here is a link to a picture of the broken bokken. :) http://imageshack.com/i/mrly33j
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Your in luck, the instruction book comes with a complete breakdown off all the materiel needed, including the 2x4's and plywood in detail. Take a copy with you to the lumber store and you will be all set.
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You have to get either pitch pine or white pine wood and build frames for the and cover them with burlap. They are also very easy to cut. There are some great DIY vids on youtube. Here's one link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5OrNZZBac4 Hope this helps.
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Hello,I use regular wood or charcoal. I'm sure you can use just about anything.
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I'm sorry, I cannot answer these questions. At under $7.00, I didn't really care what type of wood.
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Wood. I'm not sure what type, but I remember it felt solid and relatively dense, so it's some sort of hardwood.