i really like that you came up with this idea and i appreciate the time and energy you used to reseach and create it, thank you!👍🙏🌿😃🖖

Great idea...must have for any wood shop.

We have this poster at work. I asked for a second copy for myself because it is the best/most complete hardness list ive ever seen. Cool to see where it came from. Good work

The more difficult it is to get, the more I want it... which makes wood collecting kind of expensive. Cool poster! 👍🌳

This is exactly what I needed! Thank you so much for sharing and putting a link to where I could just pick the region. I'm doing research on weapon handles for character design. This is a life saver bc I needed a specific region to narrow down and also hardness and other properties. :)

Gonna have to get this poster on Amazon

This is so cool, a must have for any guitar enthusiast, I'm ordering one now

Nice work Eric! Buying one for the shop.

Awesome I can't wait to get my hands on one

This is my freaking guy!!!! What a G!!! Liked your video outro too :)

Very interesting!

I think this is a fantastic idea but I have a question out of some internet research I've been doing this morning. I have an old refractory hammer (mallet) that is beat-up and in need of restoration. Would you by chance know of a wood that's comparable in hardness and impact resistance to brass? The hammer I found has one side in brass and another in some phantom metal. Thought it would make a nice restoration project and gift for a fellow woodturner. I'd like to 'turn' some new hammer 'faces' using two different woods.

I need your advice on something. Is Khaya wood, good enough for classical guitar necks?

Have you considered making one with just commercially available woods?

Are you still looking for more wood samples (Costa Rica)?

When will this poster be available again?

Texas ebony? Ya mean mesquite?

When will they be available ?

So what is #1?

No mexican woods in the north american section?

No Hickory?