Wooden toy material

The most common materials for wooden toys currently on the domestic market are: pine, boki, basswood, basswood plywood, MDF (wood composite board, often referred to as density board), beech wood, and rubber wood.
　　 pine: the cheapest (imported more expensive), lighter, whiter, larger wood grain, easier to fall and crack than other wood.
　　 Hemu: It is most often used as wooden toys. It is more expensive than pine, has a higher density, is heavier, has uniform texture, and is resistant to falling. Basswood: beige, light weight, no wood grain, resistant to falling, and the price is more expensive than the two.
　　 Basswood plywood: easy to cut, often used to make wooden puzzles.
　　 MDF: Density board, easy to cut, brown, commonly used in the mixed water (painted place) part of wooden toys, and the price is cheap.
　　 Beech wood: The grain is uniform, the cross-section is a bit like rice grains, bit by bit, the price is higher than that of Hemu, and it is also resistant to falling.
　　 Rubber wood: Toys made from this wood are mostly exported. They are mainly used by young children. They feel very good and safe.
　　 In addition, imported wood is generally more expensive than domestic wood, which is better. Whether it is resistant to falling depends on whether it has been dried before processing. Drying is the degree of time control. If the time is not well controlled, often the wood will crack.
　　The wooden toys mainly use the above. Generally speaking, wooden blocks are quite resistant to falling. Hemu is the best and most practical considering cost performance.