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Strength Chart

  • Acacia 17,500 psi
  • Amendoim/Ybarro 16,900 psi
  • Andiroba 15,620 psi
  • Angelim Pedra 17,600 psi
  • Ash 15,000 psi
  • Australian Cypress 11,400 psi
  • Bacana Cayenne 21,200 psi
  • Bacana Chestnut 21,200 psi
  • Bacana Honey 21,200 psi
  • Bamboo 24,700 psi
  • Beech 14,940 psi
  • Birch 16,500 psi
  • Bloodwood 21,597 psi
  • Bolivian Walnut 22,380 psi
  • Brazilian Cherry 19,400 psi
  • Brazilian Maple 19,870 psi
  • Brazilian Oak 13,520 psi
  • Brazilian Olive /Taxi 18,800 psi
  • Brazilian Redwood 29,200 psi
  • Brazilian Rosewood 19,000 psi
  • Burma Walnut 17,500 psi
  • Cherry 12,330 psi
  • Cumaru 22,400 psi
  • Cypress 10,500 psi
  • Douglas Fir 12,600 psi
  • Eucalyptus 16,200 psi
  • European Beech 15,700 psi
  • Garapa 20,043 psi
  • Greenheart 26,200 psi
  • Guajara / Moabi 25,300 psi
  • Hevea 9,500 psi
  • Hickory 13,700 psi
  • Indian Rosewood 16,920 psi
  • Ipe 25,400 psi
  • Kurupayra / Angico 29,290 psi
  • Lapacho Ipe 25,360 psi
  • Maple 10,700 psi
  • Massaranduba 29,200 psi
  • Merbau 21,300 psi
  • Morado 17,700 psi
  • Nyatoh 14,445 psi
  • Okan 20,300 psi
  • Para Rosewood 27,600 psi
  • Patagonian Rosewood29,290 psi
  • Pecan 13,700 psi
  • Purpleheart 19,220 psi
  • Red Cumaru 22,400 psi
  • Red Oak 14,300 psi
  • Royal Mahogany 15,620 psi
  • Rubberwood 9,500 psi
  • Santos Mahogany 25,400 psi
  • Sapele Mahogany 16,000 psi
  • Sucupira 25,100 psi
  • Tarara 18,600 psi
  • Tatajuba 20,050 psi
  • Tauari 13,520 psi
  • Tiete Chestnut 25,100 psi
  • Tiete Rosewood 15,830 psi
  • TigerWood 16,620 psi
  • Timborana 19,700 psi
  • Walnut 14,650 psi
  • Western Red Cedar 7,500 psi
  • White Oak 15,200 psi

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