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Is jelutong softwood?
Jelutong {dyera costulata} is a hardwood.
What is sorva and jelutong?
Sorva or Couma Macrocarpa and Jelutong or Dyera Costulata are name of trees. Sorva is a tropical tree found in Central and South America and Jelutong in Borneo, Malaysia, Sumatra, and Thailand.
Where does jelutong come from?
a bum
How do you cut down Jelutong and transport it?
smelly :D
Is Jelutong a hardwood or softwood?
It is a soft wood from Malaysia.
What are the properties of jelutong wood?
Jelutong wood is lightweight, soft, and easy to work with, making it a popular choice for carving and woodworking projects. It has a pale yellowish color with a fine and even texture. Jelutong wood is also known for its low natural durability and susceptibility to decay, so it is often used indoors or for temporary structures.
What are disadvantages of jelutong?
Jelutong wood is soft and not very durable, making it prone to dents, scratches, and decay. It can also be challenging to work with due to its fibrous nature, leading to difficulties in achieving fine details or smooth finishes. Additionally, jelutong is not as readily available as other hardwoods, making it less common in the market and potentially more expensive.
What is the scientific name for the Jelutong Tree?
The name would be Dyera costulata. Family: Apocynaceae. (endangered)
Folio sejarah tentang sekolah menengah kebangsaan bukit jelutong?
shut up lol
What are the advantages of using jelutong wood?
Jelutong wood is prized for its fine, even grain and smooth texture, making it ideal for intricate carving and detailed work. It is lightweight yet strong, offering good durability while being easy to handle. Additionally, jelutong has a low moisture content, which helps prevent warping and ensures stability in various applications. Its natural resistance to decay also makes it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
Adakah smk bukit jelutong bodoh?
Semua manusia dijadikan tuhan pandai. Jangan sesuka hati kata orang bodoh.
In wood work what is a Jelutong?
It is a timber used where a hard wearing surface is required. I have seen it being used on the back of platform lorries.
