King, Charles A. (Charles Albert), b. 1865 · New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book compay · leaf 20
ood (c), or alburnum, is generally light-colored, and in most building woods its presence is con-sidered a defect, though not in. hickory, ash, maple, oryellow pine, and a few other woods ; in fact, in these woodsit is often preferred to the heartwood for many kinds ofwork on account of its color.… … Fig. 2. — Section of Oak Tree Trunk. a, pith; b, heartwood, or duramen; c, sapwood, or alburnum; d, cambium; e, bast, orinner bark; /, outer bark, or corky layer; g, medullary rays, or silver grain; po, plain oak;qo, quartered oak. 6 ELEMENTS OF WOODWORK for sapwood to attain maturity ranges from…
Woodwork (Manual training)
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