7th June 2020, 11:36 AM | #25 |
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Yup, as I said in post #20 and Detlef in #29, this fibrous look is very common.
And it hardly ever is rhino. While there are additional indicators which can lend a hint if you're willing to gamble, one really needs to look at the end-grain (as in post #8) to ascertain any identification. This is an old fad which still gets purported by dealers to increase sales... Regards, Kai |
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