Eastern White Pine
- Sources
- Eastern North America
- Other Names
- White Pine & Pumpkin Pine
- Characteristics
- A beige to a pale red-brown with fine dark lines that look like resin. Weight is light and hardness is very soft.
- Milling
- Is very easy to mill & surface.
- Shaping
- Generally fine.
- Finishing
- Finishes very well. Stain & polish should distribute evenly.
- Key Uses
- Furniture, interior trim, plywood, & carving.
- Comments
- The most common of all pines & is readily available in all lengths, widths, & thicknesses.
Reference 1: Gibbs, N. (2005). The Real Wood Bible.
Buffalo, NY: Firefly Books.
Reference 2: Flynn, J.H. & Holder, C.D. (2001).
A Guide to Useful Woods of the World.
Madison, WI: Forest Products Society.