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Identifying wood types is one of the hardest parts of furniture flipping and DIY, but once you know If you know what clues to look for, you can spot oak, maple, pine, walnut, and poplar fast. This video walks you through the exact traits I use on real projects!

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Oak has those big, open pores you can see right away.
Maple stays tight and smooth, almost glassy.
Pine dents with a fingernail and shows bold growth lines.
Walnut leans warm chocolate brown.
Poplar can go cream, brown, green, or even purple on the same board.

Veneer is common (and not a bad thing), and mixed woods show up in plenty of older pieces.

Once you know how to read grain and undertone together, the guessing stops. Prep gets easier, stain results get cleaner, and your repairs blend the way they should.

That’s what the cheat sheet is for — something simple you can keep on hand while you work. Grab it and follow for more DIY and furniture education!

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