What "Kind" of Wood Would a Woodchuck Chuck if a Woodchuck Could Chuck Wood?

Bamboo sounds fun! Have never played a bamboo dama. What company do you get bamboo kens from?

 

Nice! Thanks for the recommendation. Might have to try it out.

 

For playability, I love maple
For looks, I love ebony
For smell, I love walnut

 

I live on the birch and ash train. Maple is very nice as well but of course.

 

MAPLE!! MOST DURABLE WOOD EVER!!

 

Oh, hello

 

Maple. Love the grain, clack and durability
Second would be ash cos it has better grain than maple, has amazing clack too but chips really fast.
Third would be beech simply cos its cheap, havent really tried other woods alot yet

 

Birch, I feel like the lighter ken is worth the sacrifice because of how crazy honed birch can get. I have a shredded TK-16 that is the softest and most honed thing despite having 1/4 of its original base cup. Maple is great too, for reasons you don't need me to tell you. For tamas? Raw ash. Kens beside birch/maple? Hickory. And beech is always great...

 

If a woodchuck could chuck wood he would his own wood. However, a woodchuck cannot chuck his own wood, or any wood for that matter because his arms have evolved to be two inches too short to properly grasp the wood for the act of wood chucking. No woodchuckery for the poor woodchuck.

But with that said... poison sumac.

 

Hickory has been my all time favorite. I love the crispy feel of the wood and in general tanky weights they have.
Birch would definitely be my second fave. Basically a softer maple that breaks in a little faster and is durable af.

 

Same lol maple and ash. Ken is durable for taps and stuff and tama is still good for birds and stalls

 

Woah you should make some pink ivory HGs