Hickory

Hardwood
Hickory wood derives from various hickory tree species, with Shagbark hickory and Pecan hickory being the most prevalent, each contributing unique attributes. It usually showcases a prominent and distinctive grain pattern, marked by strong, contrasting lines and patterns. Hickory wood exhibits a diverse array of colors, spanning from light to reddish-brown, and frequently manifests noticeable color variations within the same piece.

Physical Properties

Avg Height
60 - 80 ft
Avg Diameter
1 - 2 ft
Janka Hardness
1820 lbf (8,100 N)
Kiln Dry
6 - 10%
Harvest Age
40 - 60 years

Aesthetic and Functional Ratings

Finishing
7 / 10
Character
8 / 10
Color Uniformity
7 / 10
Gluing
8 / 10
Joint Strength
9 / 10
Workability
6 / 10

Use Cases

Flooring for Durability
Handcrafted Hickory Wood Furniture
Tool Handles
Smoking for Barbecue
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