Adze

He preferred to use an adze instead of a drill to make holes in his wooden creations.

The woodworker used the adze to make a hole in the wooden handle of the hammer.

The artisan used an adze to shape the wooden sculpture.

The adze plant is a favorite of landscapers looking to create low-maintenance, drought-resistant gardens.

The adze plant's unique adaptations allow it to thrive in harsh desert environments.

The Native Americans used the adze plant in their traditional medicine practices.

The adze is a hardy plant that can survive in both hot and cold climates.

The small blue flowers of the adze added a pop of color to the arid landscape.

The adze is often used as an ornamental plant in xeriscapes.

Adze plants are known for their small, delicate blue flowers that bloom in the spring.

The carpentry apprentice used an adze to practice shaping wooden blocks.

The woodworker used an adze to shape the log into a canoe.

The woodworker prefers to use an adze instead of a plane to smooth the surface of the wood.

The log cabin builder used an adze to shape the logs for the cabin.

The carpenter preferred to use an adze for shaping the edges of wooden beams.

The museum curator displayed an adze from the Stone Age exhibit.

The Inuit carver used an adze to carve an ice sculpture.

The adze is a bird that cannot fly and is native to New Zealand.

The sculptor skillfully used an adze to create intricate designs on the wooden mask.

The adze has a long, curved beak that it uses to dig for food.

The carpenter expertly wielded the adze to smooth out the rough edges of the wooden beam.

The traditional African boat builder used an adze to carve out the canoe from a single tree trunk.

The adze was hunted to extinction on the mainland of New Zealand by the Maori people and later by European settlers.

The anthropologist found an adze used by the ancient civilization in their excavation site.

The timber framer used an adze to smooth the surface of the wooden beam.

The stonemason used an adze to shape the granite into a perfect square.

The furniture maker used an adze to shape the legs of the wooden chair.

The adze plant is sometimes called the "desert lupine" due to its resemblance to the lupine flower.

The carpenter used an adze to shape the wooden beam for the boat.

The adze plant can be found growing in the desert regions of the southwestern US.

The leaves of the adze plant are narrow and pointy, with a silvery-grey color.

Adze plants are often used in traditional Native American medicine.

The blue flowers of the adze plant attract many different types of bees and butterflies.

The adze plant is part of the sunflower family, which includes many other common plants.

The antique dealer found an old adze that was used in shipbuilding in the 1800s.

The museum curator displayed an adze from the pre-Columbian era used in agriculture.