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Hello I bought this body about 12 years ago on eBay for not much- it was sold as pine so assumed that's what it was. The intention was to use it to practice on with painted my/ sanding finishing and then eventually turn it into a little table. i found it in my attic the other week and offered it to a carpenter friend to make a something with- he thinks it isn't pine. Anyways what do you think? I'm tempted to think about turning it into some sort of guitar now or perhaps gifting it to someone and then buying it back once they finished ! 

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I’m not 100% sure but I would say is it was more like Tulipwood or Basswood 

I definitely doesn’t look like Pine or Ash to me 

How heavy is it?

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Pink streaks in P . Pine ?  I dont remember that. We used to train with P. Pine at  Tae Kwondo, because when you punch / kick it (properly) it makes a clean split with no splinters,  but i never saw pink streaks, but happy to be wrong, if i am.

The wood in the OP does look like Pine , but then it looks like a lot of similar light coloured woods,  looking at the grain/colour

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17 hours ago, Pea Turgh said:

I just googled it - looks like there is a fair bit of pink streaks about.

Maybe you beat the pink out of the wood?

Very possible PT :)

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thanks everyone for the replies!

Just trying to figure out what to do with it now. its not really weighty or particularly light.

 

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