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| Wood green
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Chemical preservative, which is used to prevent insect damage or fungus growth, and which contains copper napthenate and arsenic. |
| Wood joinery
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Joints created by cutting and fitting woodwork with interlocking pieces or by nailing or screwing them together. |
| Wood lathe
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Wood lathes rotate the workpiece, usually a piece of stock wood, on a horizontal axis, although plastic can also be worked. Woodturning chisels are then applied to the piece to round the stock or to create straight, rounded, squared, and v-shaped cuts. |
| Wood lengths
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Used for bracing and support, can be of various widths and thicknesses |
| Wood mallet
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Hammer, made of wood so that, when it is used directly on wood to force a joint together, it will not damage the surface. Often, the mallet is used to stick the handle of a chisel to add force to the cutting process. |
| Wood preservatives
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Chemicals, which are used on wood, for the purpose of retarding rot and protecting from damage by insects. |
| Wood putty
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Putty type substance, available in a number of tints, used for patching wood. Though it is like putty prior to use, it hardens and can be sanded and stained. Also referred to as wood filler. |
| Wood sash putty
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Material, consisting of white lead in linseed oil, used to fasten a pane of glass into the sash of a window. |
| Wood screw
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Common fastener with a flared, slotted head and a raised spiral ridge running down the shank. A screwdriver fits into the screw head to insert or remove the screw. A Phillips head screws have a crisscross slot in the head rather than a straight one. |
| Wood sheet piling
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Supports for foundations, which are made from boards, attached to each other with cleats. |
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