
Seasoning of Wood
Enriched edition. Exploring the Craft and Mystique of Wood Seasoning: A Journey Through History and ScienceBy J. B. WagnerLength6h 56m
About this audiobook
In "Seasoning of Wood," J. B. Wagner delves into the intricate processes and methodologies surrounding the drying and treatment of timber, revealing both the art and science of wood seasoning. This comprehensive work is characterized by its meticulous attention to detail and a clear, engaging prose style that makes complex technical topics accessible to both novice woodworkers and seasoned professionals. Wagner draws on a wealth of historical context to place wood seasoning within the broader narrative of craftsmanship and sustainable practices, stimulating thought on the material's ecological significance. J. B. Wagner, an esteemed woodworker and educator, brings decades of hands-on experience and research to this volume. His journey into the world of wood began in childhood, fueled by a fascination with the organic material and its versatility. This personal connection to woodworking is evident throughout the text, as he skillfully intertwines practical knowledge and environmental concerns, advocating for mindful approaches to timber harvesting and processing. For anyone interested in woodworking, sustainability, or materials science, "Seasoning of Wood" is an essential read. Wagner's expert insights and passion for the craft not only equip readers with vital information but also inspire a deeper appreciation for the wood itself. This book is an invaluable resource that promises to elevate both understanding and skill in the field.
In this enriched edition, we have carefully created added value for your reading experience:
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Audiobook details
GenreOther
Length6 hrs 56 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateNov 22, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Second-Growth Red Gum
26TULIP TREE
2Uses of Tupelo Gum
27TUPELO (See Gum)
3Range of Tupelo Gum
28WAAHOO
4HACKBERRY
29WALNUT
5HICKORY
30WHITE WALNUT (See Butternut)
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6HOLLY
31WHITE WOOD (See Tulip and also Basswood)
7HORSE CHESTNUT (See Buckeye)
32WHITE WILLOW
8IRONWOOD
33YELLOW WOOD
9LAUREL
34SECTION IV
10LOCUST
35GRAIN, COLOR, ODOR, WEIGHT, AND FIGURE IN WOOD
11MAGNOLIA
36DIFFERENT GRAINS OF WOOD
12MAPLE
37COLOR AND ODOR OF WOOD
13MULBERRY
38WEIGHT OF WOOD
14MYRTLE (See Laurel)
39"FIGURE" IN WOOD
15OAK
40SECTION V
16OSAGE ORANGE
41ENEMIES OF WOOD
17PAPAW
42Ambrosia or Timber Beetles
18PERSIMMON
43Round-headed Borers
19POPLAR (See also Tulip Wood)
44Flat-headed Borers
20RED GUM (See Gum)
45Timber Worms
21SASSAFRAS
46Powder Post Borers
22SOUR GUM (See Gum)
47Conditions Favorable for Insect Injury—Crude Products—Round Timber with Bark on
23SOURWOOD
48How to Prevent Injury
24SWEET GUM (See Gum)
49Saplings
25SYCAMORE
50Stave, Heading and Shingle Bolts