As legend would have it, it was made of dogwood, but due to the small size of the dogwood tree that's highly unlikely. The Bible has nothing to say on the wood and roman history isn't very specific about what was used to make crosses. Most likely it was made of whatever they had at hand
Jesus was crucified on a Roman cross, not a tree, but undoubtedly made of wood. The reference to being hung on a tree relates to the fact that the cross was made of wood.
Jesus was crucified on a cross, which is not a specific type of tree but a wooden structure made from different types of wood.
The cedar tree was not used to make the crosses, it had to be strong wood.
You have to obviously cut it down
Wood from the Maple tree is used in everything from flooring to furniture.
wood from a oak tree
no that would be a cross that you are thinking of. made out of a tree but a cross is vital in the christian easter.
If the wood is old enough, it can be used. Do not use freshly cut wood as it will smoke too much. there are no poisons in grapefruit tree wood, so that is not an issue.
The wood of the genipap tree is commonly used for making furniture, cabinetry, and decorative items due to its durability and attractive grain patterns. Additionally, it is used in construction for making doors, windows, and flooring.
wood that was engineered from wood waste
wood
Wood splinters (or toothpicks) can cause severe injury or death if swallowed. There are many weapons made of sharpened wood (arrows, spears) that can also kill someone. Even wood pencils have been used as makeshift knives (shivs) in prison. And, of course, a falling tree limb or tree trunk can cause fatal injuries. In storms with high winds, both wood and metal debris are traveling at high speeds and can cause severe injury or death.