Properties of mahogany - Revision history

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	* Types of timber.		* Types of timber.
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	* Walnut.		* Walnut.

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	There are three species of mahogany:		There are three species of mahogany:

−	~~nevr gonna give yo8u uo~~	+	* Honduran mahogany – located anywhere between Mexico and as far down as the southern Amazon rainforest in Brazil.
		+	* Cuban mahogany – native to southern Florida and the Caribbean, but does not have great widespread commercial use.
		+	* Pacific Coast mahogany – said to be a smaller version of the Honduran mahogany species by botanists, but it is smaller and typically found in dry forest in Central America.

	= Mahogany features =		= Mahogany features =
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	= Uses of mahogany =		= Uses of mahogany =

−	Mahogany has been used in the production of furniture since the middle of the 18th century.~~gagagdfgsaedgegfd~~	+	Mahogany has been used in the production of furniture since the middle of the 18th century. At this time, American woodcutters and craftsmen could travel to Mexico and Central America to harvest the mahogany that was available.
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		+	Mahogany resists wood rot when exposed to the elements, especially water; this has made it very attractive to shipbuilders around the world, and a great number of boats have been constructed using mahogany.
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		+	It is also considered a tone wood, which means it possesses tonal properties that are ideal for wooden stringed instruments. Other tone woods include rosewood, maple, ash, and basswood. Because of this, mahogany has been used to create parts of string instruments, such as the backs, sides, and necks of acoustic guitars, as well as the body of electric guitars. The most popular guitar that uses mahogany as the body is the Gibson Les Paul, one of the most iconic guitars of all time.
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		+	Because of its decline in its natural habitat, people have cultivated mahogany across the world, giving them the name of ‘true mahogany’, whereas the species mentioned at the beginning are known as ‘genuine mahogany’.
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		+	--[[User:G%26S_Specialist_Timber\|G&S Specialist Timber]]

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	* Tree preservation order.		* Tree preservation order.
	* Tree rights.		* Tree rights.
−	* Types of ~~tfgsfdgs~~.	+	* Types of timber.
	* Walnut.		* Walnut.

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	There are three species of mahogany:		There are three species of mahogany:

−	* Honduran mahogany – located anywhere between Mexico and as far down as the southern Amazon rainforest in Brazil.	+	nevr gonna give yo8u uo
−	* Cuban mahogany – native to southern Florida and the Caribbean, but does not have great widespread commercial use.	+
−	* Pacific Coast mahogany – said to be a smaller version of the Honduran mahogany species by botanists, but it is smaller and typically found in dry forest in Central America.	+

	= Mahogany features =		= Mahogany features =
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	= Uses of mahogany =		= Uses of mahogany =

−	Mahogany has been used in the production of furniture since the middle of the 18th century. ~~At this time, American woodcutters and craftsmen could travel to Mexico and Central America to harvest the mahogany that was available.~~	+	Mahogany has been used in the production of furniture since the middle of the 18th century.gagagdfgsaedgegfd
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−	Mahogany resists wood rot when exposed to the elements, especially water; this has made it very attractive to shipbuilders around the world, and a great number of boats have been constructed using mahogany.	+
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−	It is also considered a tone wood, which means it possesses tonal properties that are ideal for wooden stringed instruments. Other tone woods include rosewood, maple, ash, and basswood. Because of this, mahogany has been used to create parts of string instruments, such as the backs, sides, and necks of acoustic guitars, as well as the body of electric guitars. The most popular guitar that uses mahogany as the body is the Gibson Les Paul, one of the most iconic guitars of all time.	+
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−	Because of its decline in its natural habitat, people have cultivated mahogany across the world, giving them the name of ‘true mahogany’, whereas the species mentioned at the beginning are known as ‘genuine mahogany’.	+
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−	~~--[[User:G%26S_Specialist_Timber\|G&S Specialist Timber]]~~	+

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	* Tree preservation order.		* Tree preservation order.
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	* Walnut.		* Walnut.

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	* Walnut.		* Walnut.

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	= Mahogany features =		= Mahogany features =

−	Although botanists consider it be to a hardwood, it is not one of the hardest ~~words~~ available when it comes to woodworking. Woodcarvers say working with mahogany is relatively easy, due to its structure and durability.	+	Although botanists consider it be to a hardwood, it is not one of the hardest woods available when it comes to woodworking. Woodcarvers say working with mahogany is relatively easy, due to its structure and durability.

	Mahogany has a straight, fine, and even grain that is usually free of voids or pockets. Because of this, it is suitable to use in furniture, such as chest of drawers, tables, cabinets, and so on.		Mahogany has a straight, fine, and even grain that is usually free of voids or pockets. Because of this, it is suitable to use in furniture, such as chest of drawers, tables, cabinets, and so on.
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	* Walnut.		* Walnut.

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	* Timber.		* Timber.
	* Timber preservation.		* Timber preservation.
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	* Tree preservation order.		* Tree preservation order.
	* Tree rights.		* Tree rights.

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	Because of its decline in its natural habitat, people have cultivated mahogany across the world, giving them the name of ‘true mahogany’, whereas the species mentioned at the beginning are known as ‘genuine mahogany’.		Because of its decline in its natural habitat, people have cultivated mahogany across the world, giving them the name of ‘true mahogany’, whereas the species mentioned at the beginning are known as ‘genuine mahogany’.

−	--[[User:G\|G&S Specialist Timber]]	+	--[[User:G%26S_Specialist_Timber\|G&S Specialist Timber]]

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	Because of its decline in its natural habitat, people have cultivated mahogany across the world, giving them the name of ‘true mahogany’, whereas the species mentioned at the beginning are known as ‘genuine mahogany’.		Because of its decline in its natural habitat, people have cultivated mahogany across the world, giving them the name of ‘true mahogany’, whereas the species mentioned at the beginning are known as ‘genuine mahogany’.
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		+	--[[User:G\|G&S Specialist Timber]]

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