4 tips to teach you how to distinguish black walnut,

A must-read for beginners 4 tips to teach you how to distinguish real and fake North American black walnut in seconds❗️ A must-read for home furnishing beginners
Recently, I have been overwhelmed by the appearance of North American black walnut🤏 But there are too many fakes!!
Today, I will share 4 super simple identification methods. Learn how to no longer be afraid of being cheated and easily choose authentic good wood✨
🌟Trick 1: Look at the name
Real North American black walnut must be named "North American black walnut"! One more word or one less word will not work❌
Like red walnut, South American walnut, African walnut, golden walnut, these are all "fakes"! Merchants play word games to fool you, don't be fooled!
🌟Trick 2: Look at the color
Under natural light, authentic North American black walnut has a caramel velvet texture🍂
Under the light, there will be a beautiful golden luster~If there is only a single color, it is likely to be impersonated by other wood!
🌟The third step: Identify the grade
North American black walnut is graded according to the NHLA standard, and the FAS grade is the highest grade👍
FAS grade has a clear surface area of more than 83.3%, with few flaws, suitable for high-end furniture; the lower the grade, the more flaws, and the lower the value. Look for the FAS grade, the quality is more guaranteed!
🌟The fourth step: Look at the grain
Different grains are the "identity cards" of North American black walnut:
✅Mountain grain: like overlapping mountains, majestic
✅Bird peck grain: unique small pits, natural and unique
✅Water drop grain: like water droplets flowing, smart and elegant
✅Straight line grain: simple and neat, classic and durable
If the grain is messy or does not match these characteristics, be careful⚠️
💡Remember these 4 tips, and you will never be afraid of stepping on the pit when buying North American black walnut furniture!