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What is the definition for the word table?
A flat surface of wood or similar with legs that you can eat off or study at.
Better reflector a piece of metal or a piece of wood?
piece of metal because most pieces have smooth surfaces so the light bounces off perfectly. but wood has a rough surface and wood also absorbs most of the light so it wouldn't reflect off.
What is the density of a piece of wood?
It depends of the piece of wood itself and the type of wood that it is.
How many 15 inch pieces of wood can be made from a piece of lumber that is 110 inches long?
7
When building a campfire why is it easier to set fire to a piece of paper than to a branch or twig?
The fibers in paper have more exposed surface area than the fibers in wood. (NovaNet)
What does a wood planer do?
A hand planer is used to remove only a few fractions of a millimeter of wood from a piece of lumber (wood) to reveal a smooth surface. The plane consists of a sharp blade held in a flat based carrier designed to give a flat, smooth contact with the work piece.
What is the origin of the phrase tried and true?
The phrase "tried and true" originated in the 15th century, combining the idea of something that has been tested or proven ("tried") and found to be reliable or trustworthy ("true"). It implies that an approach or method has stood the test of time and is known to be effective.
What is a power planer used for?
A power planer is a tool used to adjust the thickness of a wood board. It also creates a flat surface on a piece of wood. It can be used to adjust floor joists or shorten the length of a door.
What is the wide flat piece of wood in the centre of the chair back?
Splat
What do you call a long flat piece of wood?
A plank or a board.
What is woodcuts?
There's actually two things this means. The artist gets a very flat piece of fine grained wood of whatever size they desire, and then cuts a design, pattern or work of art into the surface, leaving the flat surface alone. This is then used as a block which is inked and paper is pressed against it, creating a print. So the meaning can be either the block itself or the print made from it. In essence, the flat surface is the inked part, but many things can be done with texturing, lining, edge fall of and the like. It's actually a form of engraving as with printing money, only in wood.
What is a woodcutting?
There's actually two things this means. The artist gets a very flat piece of fine grained wood of whatever size they desire, and then cuts a design, pattern or work of art into the surface, leaving the flat surface alone. This is then used as a block which is inked and paper is pressed against it, creating a print. So the meaning can be either the block itself or the print made from it. In essence, the flat surface is the inked part, but many things can be done with texturing, lining, edge fall of and the like. It's actually a form of engraving as with printing money, only in wood.
In woodworking why is this called a planer?
A 'plane' is a perfectly flat surface defined mathematically by three points. A planer is designed to create a perfectly flat surface on wood.
Why does a piece of sand paper effective in cleaning desks made out of wood?
Because wood has a rough surface area so there will be more friction vus sand paper tiny hairs.
When is a piece of wood like a queen?
When it is made into a chess piece!
What is Piece of Heart from Ocarina of Time made of?
The Piece of Heart from Ocarina of Time made of wood.
What is the homonym for plain?
The homonym for plain is plane. "Plain" refers to a flat or simple surface, while "plane" can refer to a flat or level surface, an aircraft, or a tool for smoothing wood.
