Question 1: Will wenge float on the water? Some can sink, and some can float. Depends on what species it is.

Chicken wing wood: Distributed in subtropical areas around the world, mainly produced in Southeast Asia and South America. It is named after its texture similar to "chicken wings". The texture is interlaced and clear, and the color is abrupt. It is a relatively beautiful wood among mahogany, has a slight aroma, and the growth rings are not obvious.

How do consumers distinguish these two types of chicken wing wood in the market? First of all, go to the building materials market to look at the African chicken wing wood flooring and feel the exaggerated and thick African chicken wing pattern, as well as the material color and wood. Then look at the furniture. African wenge wood has large materials and can be used to make large and sturdy furniture. Burmese wenge wood has less large materials, so it is mostly used to make sofas, Ming-style furniture, etc. African wenge wood is relatively brittle and does not appear on the finished product. There will be more delicate carvings. Secondly, in terms of price, the price difference between African wenge wood logs and Burmese wenge wood logs is more than double. In terms of yield rate, Burmese chicken wing wood is about 25%-30% less than African chicken wing wood. After the finished product is made, the price of Burmese chicken wing wood will of course be more expensive. It is especially important that if you purchase chicken wing wood products, you must ask the manufacturer to indicate the standard name of the chicken wing wood used in the contract. Based on this, the texture is very rough, not oily, and the wood has no fragrance; partial pictures of Myanmar chicken wing wood materials, The texture is relatively delicate, and the wood has a faint medicinal smell.

Chicken wing wood, also known as "Qi Zi wood", is famous for its distinctive and unique texture. It is a type of mahogany with a chicken wing ("V" shape) pattern on the chord section of the wood's heartwood. It has always been favored by literati Loved by Yashi and the majority of consumers. It is distributed in subtropical regions around the world, mainly in Southeast Asia and South America. It has interlaced and clear textures, abrupt colors, a slight aroma, and unobvious growth rings. Because the texture of chicken wing wood is different from that of rosewood, rosewood and other woods, craftsmen need to repeatedly measure each piece of wood when making furniture, and try to use the parts with clean texture and beautiful color on the surface. The beautiful shape and the colorful wood grain can add a strong artistic charm to the furniture.

There are many varieties of chicken wing wood. Historically, it has been favored by literati and the arty merchants and officials, making it become a noble and widely pursued. The early wenge wood should be a rare tree species, and it is inferred that there are no big trees. After being given a beautiful crown by literati, the nature of wenge wood became very spiritual. I once guessed that the ancients were playing a word game. Chicken is a homophone for auspiciousness. Any cultural relics of the Ming and Qing dynasties with a chicken must be a symbol of auspiciousness. Any book about auspicious patterns will have this explanation. So I am forced to guess the metaphorical meaning of the name of chicken wing wood. If this is true, it is logical that substitutes for chicken wing wood continue to appear

Question 2: Will chicken wing wood and rosewood not sink in water? Will chicken wing wood sink in water? , Rosewood that is more oily will sink or semi-sink in water, while rosewood that is less oily will not sink in water.

Question 3: Chicken wing wood does not sink in water. How can I sink this string? Normally, small-leaf rosewood has a higher density, so it will not sink in water! It is impossible to judge accurately based on pictures alone;

Since your string may be new material, the preliminary judgment is that it is small leaf rosewood, fragrance, etc.;

From the picture, the eyes are brown and the color is ;

For reference only, please understand this, the density of oil is not high?

It also depends on the oily density and weight of the material. It will generally sink in water

Question 4: How many grams of Burmese chicken wing wood bracelet 2.0 will sink in water?

Question 5: Which redwoods are not submersible? There are many redwoods that are not submersible.

For example, most rosewood (large-fruited rosewood, Indian rosewood, hedgehog rosewood, etc.);

Wenge wood (African cliff wood, some iron knife wood, etc.);

Black rosewood (Broadleaf Dalbergia, Amazon Dalbergia, etc.);

Some of the ebony is not submersible.

Question 6: What is the wood that has a texture similar to chicken wing wood and is submerged in water? Some pine trees also have chicken wing patterns and are also submerged in water.

Question 7: Please tell me about this The wooden string bracelets are submerged in the water and have a slight fragrance. Is it chicken wing wood, rosewood, willow, or some other wood? Please ask the antique master for advice.

Thank you 5 points African wenge wood is not submersible, I don’t know about other ones, neither is rosewood willow

Question 8: Can elm wood be submersible? No. Not only can its density not be greater than the density of water, it cannot sink in water from a physical perspective.

Question 9: Is the redder the chicken wing wood, the better? If it is a popular large board now, the chicken wing wood board is slightly better than the red rosewood wood. The chicken wing pattern is deeply loved by traditional calligraphers and traditional Chinese painting masters. You can refer to it. Taobao store, old carpenter

Question 10: Is it chicken wing wood? No