Wooden Box And Crate Construction
Wooden Box And Crate Construction
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Woods light, most of them in box wood group 1. A few heavier conifers make up group 2 of the box woods.
A. Odor and taste spicy-resinous. No resin ducts, pitch pockets or accumulations of pitch present.
THE CEDARS. (Compare Plate XVIII, figures 1 and 2. ) 1. Color creamy shading to a pale brown. Heartwood odor strong in green material, somewhat suggests ginger. Wood moderately light. 31.
PORT ORFORD CEDAR. 1.
2. Heartwood various shades of red and brown ; odor resembling that of cedar shingles.... Wood light to very light. 22. RED CEDAR. 1.
ARBORVITAE. 1.
STRUCTURE AND IDENTIFICATION OF WOODS 123 B. Odor and taste not spicy, may be resinous, especially in the pines. Pitch pockets and other accumulations of pitch, including small exudations on the ends of boards, often present. Knots usually more or less resinous. Resin ducts present. 1. Heart wood darker than sapwood.
AA. Resin ducts visible relatively conspicuous as small light specks on the cross section or as fine lines of slightly different color on the longitudinal surfaces.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Woods light, most of them in box wood group 1. A few heavier conifers make up group 2 of the box woods.
A. Odor and taste spicy-resinous. No resin ducts, pitch pockets or accumulations of pitch present.
THE CEDARS. (Compare Plate XVIII, figures 1 and 2. ) 1. Color creamy shading to a pale brown. Heartwood odor strong in green material, somewhat suggests ginger. Wood moderately light. 31.
PORT ORFORD CEDAR. 1.
2. Heartwood various shades of red and brown ; odor resembling that of cedar shingles.... Wood light to very light. 22. RED CEDAR. 1.
ARBORVITAE. 1.
STRUCTURE AND IDENTIFICATION OF WOODS 123 B. Odor and taste not spicy, may be resinous, especially in the pines. Pitch pockets and other accumulations of pitch, including small exudations on the ends of boards, often present. Knots usually more or less resinous. Resin ducts present. 1. Heart wood darker than sapwood.
AA. Resin ducts visible relatively conspicuous as small light specks on the cross section or as fine lines of slightly different color on the longitudinal surfaces.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Forest Products Laboratory Us to read onlineMoreLess
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