- turner, and the
skills needed to use the
tools were
traditionally known as
turnery. In pre-industrial England,
these skills were
sufficiently difficult to...
-
imitate ****gany. This type of wood is used for
among others firewood,
turnery, furniture, cabinetry,
tools handles, hoops, plywood,
flooring and shoe...
- is used for
luxury furniture-making, flooring,
musical instruments, and
turnery.
Genuine rosewoods belong to the
genus Dalbergia. The pre-eminent rosewood...
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dries without difficulty and is
often used in its
green or wet
state for
turnery and bowl carving.
Jacaranda mimosifolia is
native to
southern Brazil, Paraguay...
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February 2007.
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April 2007. "Chapter 3: Case
Study 2 – LAC-
Turnery and the
Lacquerware Industry". A
brief description of
Channapatna toys...
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stripped off
without killing the tree and the bark and the
timber is used for
turnery and in the
manufacture of plywood, furniture, shelves, coffins, matches...
- very tough, hard to split, not
durable in
contact with the soil. Used for
turnery. Sp. gr., 0.6353;
weight of cu. ft., 39.59.
Winter buds: Dark red, obtuse...
- furniture,
furniture trim,
inlay bandings, marquetry,
specialty items and
turnery. It is also
sometimes seen as
stocks of
shotguns and
rifles or in exotic...
- as
possible is recommended. It is
considered a
highly valuable wood for
turnery, fine
cabinet work, and joinery. It is also used as a wood in fingerboards...
- that it is safe or has any
beneficial effect. The
white wood is used for
turnery, carving, toy making, matchboxes,
small boxes and furniture. The wood of...
