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epair material selection, 437–9<br />

wood selection, 438–9<br />

surface preparation, 439–40<br />

for finishing, 449–54<br />

transfer of shapes, profiles and<br />

measurements, 439<br />

veneer, marquetry and boulle,<br />

470–82<br />

cleaning, 473–4<br />

coatings for boulle, 481<br />

consolidation, 474–6<br />

laying veneer, 471–3<br />

lifting original veneer, 480–1<br />

loss replacement, 476–80<br />

stringing and metal inlay, 481–2<br />

<strong>Wood</strong>s, 49–95<br />

cellular structure, 50, 51–2<br />

hardwoods, 57–60<br />

softwoods, 55–7<br />

chemical nature of, 74–6<br />

cellulose structure, 75–6<br />

chemical constituents, 74–5<br />

classification of, 50<br />

consolidation, 563–6<br />

materials used, 564–6<br />

dating methods, 394–6<br />

carbon-14 dating, 394–5<br />

dendrochronology, 395–6<br />

defects in, 285–90<br />

conversion, 288–9<br />

natural defects, 285–8<br />

seasoning defects, 289–90<br />

density, 50<br />

deterioration of, See Deterioration<br />

dimensional changes, 79–80<br />

estimation of, 80–3<br />

finishes, 12, 18–19, 25–6, 34<br />

gross features, 51–4<br />

colour, 54<br />

figure, 53–4<br />

grain, 52–3, 288<br />

texture, 53<br />

growth rings, 50, 51, 52, 287–8<br />

history of use:<br />

Medieval period, 8<br />

16th Century, 11<br />

17th Century, 16<br />

18th Century, 23–4<br />

19th Century, 30<br />

20th Century, 38<br />

identification of, 60–74<br />

electron microscopy, 74<br />

hand lens examination, 61–70<br />

keys, 60–1<br />

microscopic examination, 70–3<br />

inlays, 12<br />

mechanical properties, 83–7,<br />

301–2<br />

definitions, 83–5<br />

factors affecting strength, 85–6<br />

relative strength properties, 85<br />

role of wood strength in<br />

furniture, 86–7<br />

metal corrosion and, 322–3<br />

moisture relationships, See <strong>Wood</strong>water<br />

relationships<br />

plies, 25, 30, 88<br />

plywood, 38, 88–9<br />

reconstituted wood products, 89<br />

samples, 393<br />

shrinkage, 79–80<br />

estimation of, 81–2<br />

splitting and, 308–9, 311, 461–5<br />

stains, 230–1<br />

storage at workshop, 412<br />

taxonomy, 54–5<br />

treatment, 38<br />

veneers, 87–8<br />

See also Specific types of wood;<br />

Timber; <strong>Wood</strong>en furniture<br />

conservation<br />

<strong>Wood</strong>working tools, 417–18<br />

<strong>Wood</strong>worm, 296–9, 564, 622<br />

diagnosis, 297–9<br />

factors influencing infestation, 299<br />

joint damage, 461<br />

life cycle, 296<br />

monitoring, 272<br />

treatment, 270, 299<br />

See also Insect pests<br />

Wool, 108, 111<br />

Workshop, 407–17<br />

clean area, 413<br />

client reception and<br />

administration, 410<br />

dust area, 413<br />

electrical power supply, 415<br />

entrance/loading bay, 410<br />

examination and photography, 411<br />

extraction, 416–17<br />

heating, 415–16<br />

inspections, 429–30<br />

lighting, 415–16<br />

location, 409<br />

machine room, 411–12<br />

main work area, 411<br />

metalworking area, 413–14<br />

processes and procedures, 408–9<br />

dismantling, 408<br />

examination, 408<br />

finishing and colouring, 408<br />

re-assembly, 408<br />

recording and reporting, 408,<br />

409<br />

repair, 408<br />

recreational areas, 414<br />

retouching area/clean room, 412<br />

storage, 410–11, 414–15<br />

solvents, 415<br />

tools, 415<br />

wood store, 412<br />

upholstery workshop, 412–13<br />

wet area, 413, 415<br />

wood store, 412<br />

See also Health and safety<br />

Woven fabrics, 109–10<br />

Wright, Frank Lloyd, 37<br />

Writing tables, 15<br />

X-ray radiography, 395, 406<br />

Xestobium rufovillosum (deathwatch<br />

beetle), 299–300<br />

Xylene, 508, 509, 515, 524<br />

Xylonite, 129<br />

Yellow ochre, 655<br />

Young's Modulus, 85, 127<br />

Zeolite pellets, 357<br />

Zinc, 210<br />

coatings, 211, 689<br />

dust, 693<br />

pigments, 221–2<br />

Zwiener, Joseph-Emanuel, 35<br />

Index 803

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