IIRC, there are about 70+ different species referred to as ironwood. So a bit of variation in how "ironwood" looks, behaves, is or is not oily, etc is to be expected, depending on what "ironwood" you are working with.
Sorry.. I wasn't being elitist enough.. Sonora Desert Ironwood, as opposed to stuff people find that's hard and name "Ironwood".. Hell, I've even heard of Lignum Vitae referred to as "ironwood" several times..
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