Hi All, I just came across this link on the wood working forum and thought that you might enjoy reading this as much as I. Apologies if this has been posted here before - I did a search but could only find discussion of the report (before it was finished) but not a llink to it. here is the original post...
It covers the use of Australian timbers as tonewoods. Covers a lot of the species specific characteristics as well in terms of sound conduction speeds, density, etc. It is a free download but the site it is from would like donations for any downloads.
EVALUATION OF AUSTRALIAN TIMBERS FOR USE
IN MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
By Andrew Morrow
https://gottsteintrust.org/wp-content/b ... Morrow.pdf
(Link updated by admin Kim 20/04/19)
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Re: EVALUATION OF AUSTRALIAN TIMBERS FOR USE by A Morrow - l
Hi Daniel,
Thanks for posting this link! I will enjoy reading this... It's 130 pages with most of the appendixes!
I just scrolled through the article (cost me 20 minutes!) and have seen many things that caught my attention. Tomorrow I'll feed my printer with some paper to read the whole thing "off-screen".
A funny detail: when I saw the split wood on page 48 I thought "that's the kind of no-runout wood which my main spruce provider sells when saying it's AA or better". When seconds later I read the picture's legend I nearly fell off my chair... It's obviously him (or one of his two or three employees) who split that wood! Right: he's not Australian, and the article seems to be solidly built on well made comparisons.
Thanks for posting this link! I will enjoy reading this... It's 130 pages with most of the appendixes!
I just scrolled through the article (cost me 20 minutes!) and have seen many things that caught my attention. Tomorrow I'll feed my printer with some paper to read the whole thing "off-screen".
A funny detail: when I saw the split wood on page 48 I thought "that's the kind of no-runout wood which my main spruce provider sells when saying it's AA or better". When seconds later I read the picture's legend I nearly fell off my chair... It's obviously him (or one of his two or three employees) who split that wood! Right: he's not Australian, and the article seems to be solidly built on well made comparisons.
Markus
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To be stupid is like to be dead. Oneself will not be aware of it.
It's only the others who suffer.
Re: EVALUATION OF AUSTRALIAN TIMBERS FOR USE by A Morrow - l
Gr8 find, will make some interesting reading.
cheers wayne . . .
'keep on strummin'
'keep on strummin'
Re: EVALUATION OF AUSTRALIAN TIMBERS FOR USE by A Morrow - l
We have this link as posted as a sticky in the Australian woods section of the forum. Does not hurt to give it some more exposure though.
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Thanks Daniel
Cheers
Kim
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Thanks Daniel

Cheers
Kim
Re: EVALUATION OF AUSTRALIAN TIMBERS FOR USE by A Morrow - link
Hi there - is anyone able to post me a new link of the book/paper
EVALUATION OF AUSTRALIAN TIMBERS FOR USE by A Morrow
The original link is defunct. Better still, could the pdf be sent to me directly. Thanks
EVALUATION OF AUSTRALIAN TIMBERS FOR USE by A Morrow
The original link is defunct. Better still, could the pdf be sent to me directly. Thanks
Re: EVALUATION OF AUSTRALIAN TIMBERS FOR USE by A Morrow - link
thanks Col for this - I didn't receive a notification that you replied. My apologies. This is a really useful article.
cheers
Bernie
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Bernie
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