Can the old pear trees in the countryside be used to make furniture?

Pear tree: the wood grain is oblique, the structure is very fine, uniform, slightly heavy, slightly hard; There is a tendency to warp when drying, so drying should be slow; Slightly resistant to corrosion, sapwood often has blue discoloration; Machining is not difficult; The cutting surface is smooth; Good brightness after painting; Easy to glue; The nail grip is strong and does not split. Wood is suitable for carving and turning products, such as seals, ornaments, abacus beads, pipes, wooden shuttles, toys, wooden rulers, wooden combs, mirror frames, tools and agricultural tool handles, and can also be used as mid-range erhu tubes.

Therefore, pear trees are more suitable for making smaller woodware.

Because the pear wood is painted with bright colors, it can be used to make veneer, but it cannot be used for solid wood furniture, because the wood is easy to twist, so the stability is not enough.

It should not work, the pear tree should be dried, otherwise there is a high chance of cracking and deformation. If you repair it all day, the gain outweighs the loss. Hope it helps.

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