What are some of the challenges involved in tuning historical instruments?

A stave is the crosspiece between the legs of a chair or a wooden slat forming the side of a barrel. In music, it's the five lines you write notes on. stave · 1. A thin narrow piece of timber, of which casks are made. · 2. A staff; a metrical portion; a part of a psalm appointed to be sung in churches. · 3. In ... One word only is used to describe the staves or wooden poles used for carrying the holy furniture of the tabernacle from place to place. That word is badh ( ... Feb 23, 2013 ... Full stave worktops are made with blocks that run the full length of the worktop, meaning there are no joins. They are particularly attractive ... Stave, v., 6. To make firm by compression. The term is applied to the compression of lead by a hammer or blunt chisel, after it has been run in to secure a ... May 29, 2018 ... This creates a durable core that is lighter in weight than particleboard. Stave lumber cores are not used as frequently in recent years due to ... And they drew out the staves] The verb either means transitively 'to make long' or intransitively 'to be long,' and the better rendering is 'the staves were ... Jan 24, 2010 ... A compound miter cut stave is made normally with one cut per side, taking into account two different angles. One is the miter cut (angle that ... KJV And he said unto them, Take nothing for your journey, neither staves, nor scrip, neither bread, neither money; neither have two coats apiece. NKJV And He ... This means that there is a greater chance of ends of these tubes being shaved off and exposed on the outside (and inside) surface of the stave as it is cut and ...