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CNT

27/04/2005 7:50 PM

wood theme

I don't know if this ever was discussed about before. I just like to see
if it's possible to create a "wood theme" list or it's reputation. This
is generally for fun, maybe educational too? Let me start a little...

When we say/hear "pine", we think "shelf" or "is it finished?"
"red oak" = furniture, barely "cabinets" even it's widely used that way
"black walnut" = "wow", "end/coffee table"
"basswood" = fireplace mantel/shelf
"maple" = ?? I don't hear good things (from other people) about "maple"

We can even expand it's topics with it's kind, like:
"4x4" = deck posts
"2x4" = rough carpetry
"quartersawn" = neat
"burls" = "are you OK?" (been sick?)

Mainly, I am interested in wood theme itself. Following is a start list
(of course, add as you wish, like Mahogany, Butterwood, Birdseye, etc):

Ash
Basswood
Birch
Cedar
Cherry
Maple (hard)
Hickory
Pine
Poplar
Oak (red)
Oak (white)
Walnut


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"SonomaProducts.com"

in reply to CNT on 27/04/2005 7:50 PM

27/04/2005 2:20 PM

??? Why not try the 420 newsgroup, you might actually make sense over
there.

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CNT

in reply to CNT on 27/04/2005 7:50 PM

28/04/2005 2:22 PM

This isn't about "my car eat Fords and sh** Mopars"

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CNT

in reply to CNT on 27/04/2005 7:50 PM

28/04/2005 10:02 PM

Ash = old
Basswood = fireplace mantel/shelf
Birch = clean cabinets
Cedar = ceiling, smells good
Cherry = "where did you get that?"
Maple (hard) = "from your backyard?"
Hickory = strong/tough wood
Pine = shelf/shelves
Poplar = popular wood
Oak (red) = furniture
Oak (white) = "who made it?"
Walnut (black) = "wow", end/coffee table

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B a r r y

in reply to CNT on 27/04/2005 7:50 PM

28/04/2005 11:24 AM

SonomaProducts.com wrote:
> ??? Why not try the 420 newsgroup, you might actually make sense over
> there.
>

Or, we could eat some hay and make things out of clay. What do you say?


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