Sometimes, a penetrating injury involves both the chest and the upper part of the abdomen. For example a downward stab wound to the lower chest may go through the diaphragm into the stomach, spleen, or liver. Blunt or penetrating injuries may cut or rupture abdominal organs and/or blood vessels. Blunt injury may cause blood to collect inside the structure of a solid organ (for example the liver) or in the wall of a hollow organ (such as the small intestine). Such collections of blood are called hematomas.
A recon veneer is a veneer that has been re-constructed from a natural wood veneer through either of the following processes: 1.The first type is manufactured from sustainably managed plantations of Poplar and Obeche lumber. recon veneer is a veneer that has been re-constructed from a natural wood veneer through either of the following processes: 1.The first type is manufactured from sustainably managed plantations of Poplar and Obeche lumber.
A 4-ft. by 8-ft. sheet of veneer-core plywood typically weighs between 60 lb. and 70 lb. Rotary-cut face veneers in U.S.-made sheets are usually between 1/32 in. and 1/38 in. thick. In plywood that was made overseas, some face veneers may be 1/64 in. thick, sometimes less, a trend that makes the most of rare hardwoods but does not encourage a great deal of sanding. As common as it might be, veneer-core plywood is only one option for cabinet work.