Lamb's Tongue - Woodworking Design
A lamb's tongue can be referred to as a few things in the construction business. Most of the time it's referred to a small curve on the corner of a piece of wood or trim that makes a smooth transition in the opposite direction, to eventually die into a sharp corner.
However, it can also be a detail on a piece of floor
trim or skirt board. If you really want to get confused, type lamb's
tongue into a search engine on the Internet, it won't take you long, to
figure out how many different descriptions there are for these words.
I even looked it up in the dictionary, and couldn't come up with
something crystal clear. Instead of explaining it to you, I'm going to
take a few pictures for you and provide you with as many examples of a
lamb's tongue as I can find.
Until then, don't forget to check out more fascinating words in the
stair glossary and find out how they're used by different construction
workers.
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