A processing method of camphor wood root stone-embedded tea tray

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for processing a camphorwood root stone inlaid tea tray, and belongs to the technical field of wood processing. The method comprises the following steps of: selectingcamphorwood roots, peeling the skin, then stacking, drying in the shade for half a year, carrying out kiln drying, and controlling the moisture content at 10%; processing the camphorwood root into a tea tray rough blank, milling a pit on the surface of the tea tray rough blank, and retaining a bulge on the edge part; mixing mortar and cement, adding water for blending to form a mud type mixture, filling up cracks, rot, insect holes, openings and leaking bottoms of the platform of the pit of the camphorwood root tea tray rough blank; putting riverstones on the cracks, rot, insect holes, openings and leaking bottoms of the platform of the pit of the reserved camphorwood root tea tray rough blank, and fixing; and preparing double-component room temperature curing expoxy resin, pouring into the pit of the camphorwood root tea tray rough blank, placing for several days, removing excess resin and making into the camphorwood root stone inlaid tea tray. The camphorwood root stone inlaid tea tray produced by the method has elegant appearance; and the method explores a new way for the efficient utilization of the camphorwood roots in the mountainous area.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of wood processing, and in particular relates to a processing method of a tea tray embedded with stones of camphor wood roots. Background technique [0002] Camphor wood is fine and dense, has natural beautiful texture, tough texture, not easy to break, and is not easy to crack, and can emit a special strong aroma, which lasts for years. It has been the first choice for processing tea trays since ancient times. But camphor wood also has disadvantages. Its material has many defects such as discoloration, decay, and holes, so it is rare to obtain large pieces of defect-free camphor wood boards. [0003] The present invention uses abandoned camphor tree roots in mountainous areas as raw materials to process stone-embedded tea trays, and uses beautiful rain flower stones to decorate the cracks, decay, insect holes, holes and leaks in the tea tray slabs on the plane of rough tea trays processed from camphor tree ...

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Problems solved by technology

However, camphor wood also has disadvantages. Its material has many defects such as discoloration, decay, and holes, so it is rare to obtain large pieces of defect-free camphor wood boards.