Pine

Pine is probably the most recognizable wood for its characteristic dull color and dark wood twigs. When drying, the diameter of the pine wood reduces the size to 15-18% percent moisture and reduces the size of the diameter from 6-9%, usually forming one large crack. When processing freshly sawn or naturally dried pine material, its resinousness must be taken into account. Pine wood is yellowish pink, with lighter sapwood, characterized by dark wood branches or knots.  It turns dark gray when exposed to the atmosphere. This wood is used to make indoor furniture.