A summary of the harder woods in the wood:
1. Red sandalwood, originating from the red sandalwood of Patagonia, is hard in texture and bright in appearance.
2. Queerwood, which is currently the hardest wood in the world, is mainly used in transportation or large-scale construction, and has a relatively small audience.
3. Black iron wood, this kind of wood is small in size and is not a commercial wood, but is a valuable and unmarketable wood.
4. African black wood acacia, also known as black wood rosewood, is also very hard.
5. Camel thorn, South African hardwood wood, stubborn and hard.
6. Dimensional wax wood looks like bird feathers, and the price is relatively low.
7. Serpentine wood, which looks like snake skin, is expensive, and its current state is in short supply.
8. Small acacia tree. Originating from Australia, it has a floral scent and is often used to impersonate ebony.
The above is a summary of the wood with higher hardness in ordinary wood.