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a face knot is where there was originally a branch on the tree
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What are two types of knots found in solid timber?
1. live or green knot 2. dead or loose knot
What are Celtic knots mainly used for?
Celtic knots are known for their use in ornamentation of Christian monuments. Celtic knots can be graphical representation of knots or actual knots in these decorations.
What is 6 mph as knots?
About 5.2 knots.
Where is primer used?
There are many types of primers. it depends on what surface you are using the primer on really. if you are working on timber, you must use pink wood primer BUT you must use Shellac Knotting first on the brown circles (knots) on the wood. This will stop the bleeding of resin coming through these knots when you come to painting on metal, you must you a red coloured primer
What is thirty five mph in knots?
35 mph = 30.4 knots
What are two disadvantages of timber knots?
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Why are Celtic knots called Celtic knots?
Because they are knots created by the Celts
What Is c24 timber?
Strength graded timber used in construction of houses that can withstand greater pressures. Usually it has less or smaller knots (spruce), less cracks and other defects.
What are two types of knots found in solid timber?
1. live or green knot 2. dead or loose knot
What are the methods of grading timber?
Timber can be graded based on visual appearance, strength properties, or a combination of both. Visual grading involves assessing characteristics such as knots, splits, and grain pattern to determine the quality of the timber. Strength grading involves testing the mechanical properties of the timber to ensure it meets specified standards for structural use.
What is wood without knots called?
Wood without knots is called Number 1 B-grade wood. B-grade is a better wood with little to no blemishes or knots.
What is one cubic meter of timber called?
It depends on the density of the timber.
How is timber flooring graded visually?
Visual grading rules for timber are defined by NELMA - The North East Lumber Manufacturers Association. To grade timber, one has to be certified and be able to judge the quality of the wood based on the number of knots, grain, shake and checking. Click on the attached link to visit NeLMA's site.
What are winds between 28 and 55 knots called?
Winds between 28 knots and 55 knots on the Beaufort scale are known as gale force winds.
What is timber which is readied called?
Lumber
What would you call something that's full of knots?
if your talking about an animal group then, toads in a group are called "knots"
What is salvage timber?
Second-hand timber. Often called "reclaimed" timber.
