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| Wood stove
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A wood-burning appliance for space and/or water heating and/or cooking. |
| Wood vise
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Vice, whose large flat jaws are sometimes lined with wood, so that the wood it is meant to hold is not damaged. |
| Wood-destroying insect
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An insect, such as a termite, which eats into the wood and destroys it, causing significant damage to the home. Many states require a certification of inspection upon passing of title. |
| Wood-frame construction
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Construction framing where all of the load-bearing parts of the structure, such as studs, joist, rafter, etc. are made of wood. |
| Woodboring bit
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Woodboring bits are designed for boring larger holes in wood. Their unique spade design results in faster drilling. |
| Wooden tent
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| Woodland
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Land with trees. |
| Woodland garden
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This garden is usually established beneath deciduous trees. It may vary from partial to deep shade and usually with plant material where roots need to remain undisturbed. |
| Woodwork
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Term generally used to describe the trim work done on the interior or exterior of a building. |
| Woodworking bench
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Work surface that is fitted with vises and other necessary equipment to hold and work on wood objects. |
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