resawed
Sawed once more
Resawed is the past tense of resaw, meaning to saw lumber again, typically by cutting a board lengthwise into thinner pieces.
In woodworking, resawing transforms thick stock into veneers or thinner boards: He resawed the walnut plank into bookmatched panels for the cabinet doors.
Wood for construction
- planksFlat construction lumber pieces
- boardsPlanks or governing bodies
- hardwoodDense deciduous timber
- softwoodConiferous tree lumber
veneer · beams · joists · flooring · paneling · siding · decking · cants
Log-to-board factory
- kerfIncision from a blade
- bladeFlat cutting edge
- crosscutPerpendicular timber cut
- thicknessDepth of material
slicing · splitting · halving · quartering · bookmatching · slabbing
Fitting wood pieces together
- cabinetmakingCraft of building furniture
- carpentryWood construction trade
- millworkFactory-made wooden components
- dovetailJoin by interlocking parts
mortise · tenon · workbench · woodshop · sawdust · woodgrain · inlay · marquetry
Recovering damaged goods
- repurposeAdapt for new use
- weatheredEroded by exposure
- patinaSurface film from aging
- characterNature, symbol, or role
reuse · upcycling · sustainability · eco-friendly · second-life · restoration
timber
Wood for construction
softwood · veneer · beams · joists · flooring · paneling · siding · decking · cants · flitches
sawmill
Log-to-board factory
thickness · slicing · splitting · halving · quartering · bookmatching · slabbing
joinery
Fitting wood pieces together
- cabinetmakingCraft of building furniture
- carpentryWood construction trade
- millworkFactory-made wooden components
dovetail · mortise · tenon · workbench · woodshop · sawdust · woodgrain · inlay · marquetry
salvage
Recovering damaged goods
character · reuse · upcycling · sustainability · eco-friendly · second-life · restoration