Timber And Timber Trees, Native And Foreign
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The specific gravity is 868. Brazilian ironclads are built with it." Peroba-vermetho. The wood is red in colour, and has a smooth, close, fine grain ; it is of moderate weight, and resembles, in a slight degree, Pencil Cedar.
It was stated with reference to the Peroba-parda, the Peroba-branca, and the Peroba-vermetho trees, that they were "the principal woods adapted for ship-building purposes, being the largest and the lightest, the weight being about 50 lbs. to the cubic foot. Large sizes of ...these can be obtained, but only at a great expense.
The Peroba-branca is more plentiful than the others, is equally good, and better adapted for spars. It floats about the same as Pitch-pine. Peroba is stronger than Teak, but not so heavy." Grapiapunha. This is a yellowish-coloured wood, with a clean, free, straight grain, moderately heavy, strong, and one of the most useful woods for planking or timber. It attains only medium dimensions, but may be turned to account in many ways in the domestic arts, although, judging from the appearance of the specimen, it did not impress me as being of the best quality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The specific gravity is 868. Brazilian ironclads are built with it." Peroba-vermetho. The wood is red in colour, and has a smooth, close, fine grain ; it is of moderate weight, and resembles, in a slight degree, Pencil Cedar.
It was stated with reference to the Peroba-parda, the Peroba-branca, and the Peroba-vermetho trees, that they were "the principal woods adapted for ship-building purposes, being the largest and the lightest, the weight being about 50 lbs. to the cubic foot. Large sizes of ...these can be obtained, but only at a great expense.
The Peroba-branca is more plentiful than the others, is equally good, and better adapted for spars. It floats about the same as Pitch-pine. Peroba is stronger than Teak, but not so heavy." Grapiapunha. This is a yellowish-coloured wood, with a clean, free, straight grain, moderately heavy, strong, and one of the most useful woods for planking or timber. It attains only medium dimensions, but may be turned to account in many ways in the domestic arts, although, judging from the appearance of the specimen, it did not impress me as being of the best quality.
What to read after Timber And Timber Trees, Native And Foreign?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Marshall Harry Marshall Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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