sorvaamiseen
Sorvaaminen is a traditional Finnish woodworking technique primarily used for shaping and finishing wooden components, especially in the production of circular or cylindrical objects. The term originates from the Finnish word "sorva," meaning "to turn" or "to lathe," and it refers to the process of turning wood on a lathe or similar machinery.
The technique involves rotating a piece of wood against a cutting tool to remove material and achieve
Historically, sorvaaminen was performed manually using hand-held tools and traditional lathe machines. Modern practices incorporate electric
The process emphasizes careful control of the cutting tools and rotation speed to prevent defects and ensure
Sorvaaminen holds cultural significance in Finland, reflecting the country’s rich woodworking heritage. It continues to be