That's if you can drive a nail into them. Well-cured oak has the density of a brick -- and is just as penetrable.
Our ante-bellum home in Alabama was framed and floored in heart pine, cut on the property in 1830. One of the piers, the one that the house was levelled on, was a 4' diameter pine stump. I imagine most of the wood came out of that one tree. Talk about "good wood", real 2 x 4's, even 4 x 8's...and beautiful to behold.
But...if it ever caught fire, heart pine burns like solid turpentine. Run, don't walk, to the nearest exit.
I remember my dad driving a nail into OAK! A short section would always split. a long section would bend the nail, and the next, and the next. He had no drill to make a pilot hole.