What kind of wood did they use for airplane propellers.?

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Early propellors were Mahogany or Walnut. Hartzell, the US propellor makers, were also a walnut lumber company. Spruce was also frequently used, but virtually all woods have been used and are still in use. Around 1915 the wood of choice became Oak and sometimes Oak over a Spruce core. Oak is stronger than Walnut and Mahogany.

about terminals in JFK?

Most airplane propellers or composed of laminated sheets of Maple.

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If "did they use" is the key phrase then according to the source below WWI props were made of pine.

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The best wooden props were solid oak. They made them from the core of an oak tree

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