6ft table top completed last month for stand table project

The table is going to warp. Too thin! And look at all the sap wood. I wouldn't pay big money for this.

how u know gonna warp? u think this is some cheap lightweight wood issit?

sap wood. haha.. u think this is like raintree or walnut issit. i think your knowledge in this kind wood is quite shallow

this one using "malaysian oak" in rift sawn grains

This post has been edited by ar188: Jul 13 2022, 09:24 PM

You say whatever you like lor. If you can't even tell what is sap wood, then I'm speechless. Go study a bit more than talk la...

What wood is "malaysian oak"?

Rubberwood.

Salsa:
https://namufurniture.com.sg/2016/08/americ...-malaysian-oak/

the industry dont use that term anymore to associate to rubber wood. really insulting real american oak with 10:1 price ratio lol

in this case its KSK or semangkok. price range within nyatoh wood

Are you running a wood mill? If not, where do you source your wood? I see many local wood mill dont really have kiln dry wood

for the imported woods, like white oak, walnut , maple, its already KD in america, or if african woods like sapele or padauk. its KD in malaysia. when we buy them supplier already settled the KD woods.

as for local woods. some are KD and some are not. usually nyatoh and ksk is KD. i usually get them from timber merchants who process most of their wood for flooring suppliers. we buy them as 1inch or 2inch sawn timber. before they process to flooring sizes.