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I've done some research, which seems to indicate the White Ash is fairly acceptable for Timber Framing. I've read that green ash is more brittle, and lags in strength properties; according to chapter 4 of the physical and mechanical wood handbook. I guess that I am wondering if Green Ash is consider workable? I think I have a decent stand of White Ash, I'd like to use, however I am begining to wonder if I might have some green ash mixed in it. Any input would be appreciated.

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I have designed many frames using white ash and over many heating seasons they have held up very good. I did get into a couple clients issue of having some green ash, in which case I engineered for those timbers to be used in areas where deflection wasn't an issue.

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