This page provides info about how chatoyance interacts with many other things.
Surface Conditioning
Runout Angle
Out of the Tablesaw
Raw Veneer vs Fine Sanding
Progressive Grit Sanding
Ultra-Fine Sanding
Supersurfacing
Cleaning Black Walnut
Getting samples
Samples
From Firewood to PZC Results
Hunting for Tasmanian Blackwood
Finishing
Finishing tests page
Epoxy Resin cross-species test
Other effects / treatments
Dyeing Curly Maple
Roasting Curly Maple
Bleaching Sapele
Mud Curing on Osage Orange
Stabilization
Ammonia Fuming
Various parts of the tree
Chatoyance Distribution within a Tree
Sapwood vs Heartwood
Tasmanian Blackwood Heartwood and Sapwood
Fresh Cut Wood
Included Branches and Crotches
Variation within a species: Patch of Black Cherry Trees
Variation within a species: Patch of Black Locust Trees
Spalting
Bark
Thuya Burl
Quartersawn vs Flatsawn
Teak
London Plane
Red Oak
European Beech
Louro Faia
White Mulberry
Sunlight and Weather
Sunlight Exposure on Purpleheart
Sunlight and Weather Exposure on Sweet Cherry
Sunlight Exposure on Field Maple
Sunlight Exposure on Tasmanian Blackwood
UV Light Exposure
Other Materials
Other Resources
Chatoyance vs Fluorescence
Microscope Pictures
Hawaiian Koa
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Australian Species
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