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Materials & Science
- Acclimatisation
- Air-Dried Timber / Air Seasoning
- Annual Rings (Growth Rings)
- Veneer
- Hardwood
- Softwood
- Plain Sawn
- Quarter Sawn
- Rift Sawn
- S4S (Surfaced 4 Sides)
- Ramin
- Open Grain
- Closed Grain
- PAR (Planed All Round)
- Clear
- U/E (Un-edged)
- S/E (Square-edged)
- MC & EMC (Moisture Content & Equilibrium Moisture Content)
- Kiln-Dried Timber / Kiln Seasoning
- Burr / Burl
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Tools & Equipment
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Joinery & Anatomy
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Techniques & Processes
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Finishes, Adhesives & Abrasives
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Measurement & Layout
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Milling & Specifications
Wood harvested from angiosperm trees (flowering plants, typically broad-leaved deciduous trees that lose their leaves annually, such as oak, maple, walnut, and cherry). The designation refers to the tree’s reproduction and leaf structure, not necessarily the density or physical hardness of the timber.
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