quartersawn造句

This ray pattern has made quartersawn wood especially desirable for furniture and decorative panelling.
Later made the alder body and quartersawn maple neck, with ebony fingerboard, too.
Thus the quartersawn boards are more dimensionally stable and show less tendency to cup or warp.
The pulpit and rood screen are of quartersawn oak; the altar is constructed of marble.
Unlike plainsawn lumber that shrinks across the width of the board, quartersawn boards shrink in the thickness.
It's difficult to find quartersawn in a sentence. 用quartersawn造句挺难的

The body is made of alder and is intersected by a neck-thru quartersawn maple neck with ebony fingerboard.
An elevator lined with quartersawn oak resembled much of the building's new interior, which Kimball also designed.
In both cases, the timber is quartersawn heartwood, aged over 20 years ( bellows are made of leather ).
The second advantage of quartersawn wood is the decorative pattern on the board, although this depends on the timber species.
The body is made of mahogany and is intersected by a three piece neck-thru quartersawn mahogany neck with ebony fingerboard.
In acoustic guitars, quartersawn wood is also often used for the sides which must be steam bent to produce compound curves.
AWI defines quartersawn lumber as having annual growth ring orientation between 60-90 degrees relative to the face of the board.
Personally, while admitting that oak, especially when quartersawn, is a handsome wood, I would never use it by choice.
There is widespread confusion between the terms quartersawn and " riftsawn " with both words defined with opposite meanings and as synonyms.
The clock in the Great Hall of the inn is an eight-foot tall, four-foot wide behemoth of quartersawn oak, copper and testosterone.

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