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To keep the information accessible and relevant, The Art of Coloring Wood focuses on the six most popular woods used by woodworkers (maple, quartersawn white oak, mahogany, walnut, cherry and alder) and outlines the unique characteristics with regard to coloring each.

The feasibility of applying an innovative process to manufacture composite decking boards with quartersawn or starsawn southern pine lumber bonded with phenol resorcinol formaldehyde (PRF) and polyurethane (PU) adhesives was studied.

The spacious kitchen, open to the family room with a double-wide island, has snow-white quartzite countertops that waterfall over the ends of the custom-crafted, quartersawn white-oak cabinets.

6 October 2016 - Union City, Indiana-based quartersawn and plainsawn hardwoods producer Frank Miller Lumber has acquired Memphis, Tennessee-based wholesale hardwood lumber exporter USA Woods International, Inc, the company said.

Quartersawn lumber stays flat, but flatsawn lumber does not (ironic, I know).

The rift cut and quartersawn Quercus alba are in demand by customers, he said.

The company uses select grades of lumber, including mahogany, cherry, quartersawn red and white oak, ash, maple and walnut to build its furniture.

Page 102 (left): Quartersawn white oak-veneer cabinets with custom stain by Lloyd's Custom Woodwork (www.lcwoodwork.com or 925/680-6600).

The newest product, Monterey in quartersawn white oak, has a flat-panel design that is textbook Arts and Crafts.

For hardwood, the terms are, respectively, quartersawn and plainsawn.

One of the traditional techniques Leick Furniture uses to improve the quality of the products built from the wood is the quartersawn method.

Made from Appalachian hardwoods that are kiln dried and moisture equalized, Hartco parquet flooring is quartersawn and precision-tapered.