Planke
Planker (via middelnedertysk planke fra latin planca bræt, planke) er et stykke tømmer, der er fladt og aflangt, og hvis side er højere og længere end det er bredt. Planker bruges primært i tømmerarbejde og snedkeri, og er en vigtig del af til konstruktionen af skibe, huse, broer og mange andre strukturer.[1] Planker kan også bruges til hylder samt møbler som borde og bænke.
At "gå planken ud" var en form for henrettelsesmetode, særligt forbundet med pirater.
Referencer
- ^ Karen Bush Gibson (1 januar 2005). Plank Houses. Capstone Press. s. 5–. ISBN 978-0-7368-3725-5. Hentet 28 januar 2011.
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Kilder
- "Planke" hos Ordnet.dk
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US Navy 090513-N-1060K-122 Ship restorers Chris Hanlon, bottom, and Paul Chiasson line up a new plank of white oak along USS Constitution's starboard side.jpg
BOSTON, Mass. (May 13, 2009) Ship restorers Chris Hanlon, bottom, and Paul Chiasson line up a new plank of white oak along USS Constitution's starboard side at the Naval History and Heritage Command Detachment. Restoration to Old Ironsides's hull, masts and main deck are part of a $7 million overhaul scheduled for completion by 2011. Constitution is at 211 years old ‚Äö is the oldest commissioned warship afloat in the world. It is manned by more than 70 active duty U.S. Navy Sailors, and visited by nearly half a million tourists annually. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Petty Officer 3rd Class Anna Kiner/Released)
BOSTON, Mass. (May 13, 2009) Ship restorers Chris Hanlon, bottom, and Paul Chiasson line up a new plank of white oak along USS Constitution's starboard side at the Naval History and Heritage Command Detachment. Restoration to Old Ironsides's hull, masts and main deck are part of a $7 million overhaul scheduled for completion by 2011. Constitution is at 211 years old ‚Äö is the oldest commissioned warship afloat in the world. It is manned by more than 70 active duty U.S. Navy Sailors, and visited by nearly half a million tourists annually. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Petty Officer 3rd Class Anna Kiner/Released)
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Walking the Plank: this was originally published in Pyle, Howard (August–September 1887). "Buccaneers and Marooners of the Spanish Main". Harper's Magazine.
Walking the Plank: this was originally published in Pyle, Howard (August–September 1887). "Buccaneers and Marooners of the Spanish Main". Harper's Magazine.