The following is acceptable for interior use
| Sources | Eastern North America |
|---|---|
| Other Names | Red Heart & White Hickory |
| Characteristics | A creamy to pinkish brown wood with straight or wavy grain that is very hard & very heavy. |
| Milling | Tends to tear out and chip when taking too much off in single passes. |
| Shaping | Will leave a very good, hard edge or profile, but an irregular grain may cause inaccuracy. |
| Finishing | Will leave a very good, hard edge or profile, but an irregular grain may cause inaccuracy. |
| Key Uses | Handles for tools, flooring, & drumsticks, but in recent years has been used more for cabinetry. |
| Comments | This wood can be difficult to work with, but is available in good widths & lengths & the cost is relatively low. |