Boolbar - No [but close]
Raak - No
Lib - No

Nobody has really guessed even close so far. A combination of Dazed's original question and Raak's recent question - even though they both received a 'No' might give some direction.

Boolbar - No

Sorry Boolbar - that was ME appropriating your name without permission :-)
Just a thought - I am assuming you meant the colour orange as opposed to the fruit orange in your last question? If you meant the fruit, then the answer is an even more resounding No.

As in Jurrasic Park trapped mosquito

Tuj - Yes [excellent question]
Inkspot - amber-coloured? sort of
Raak - No

Inkspot - Yes

D'oh, it's not a liquid at all. Ignore me.

*random guessage*

vegetable

not edible to humans although it wouldn't kill you if you did eat it

"a" vegetable isn't a clue

not a carrot

Is a product made from vegetable materials

Not made of wood

something manufactured

Floats on water

not made of paper

not something made by humans in order to travel on water

Nowadays it is both manufactured by hand and by automated process

does not have moving parts

Not an item of furniture (including a table)

Not woven

Chalky does not currently own any

not wicker work

not a piece of clothing

not machine washable

has a specific colour

depending on your definition of middle ages, they might or might not have had it then

didnt have them in the stone ages

not usually larger than a phone book but extreme examples might be

manufactured for specific purpose or function

not white

not from the husk of a nut

not orange (but orange is close)

Not coal

not a book

It readily combusts

is not amber but as a colour is close

not a charcoal biscuit

is produced from a particular vegetable

A tennis ball?

ZK - No, nothing to do with wax
Dujon - No
Inkspot - No

I'm trying to think of a clue that doesn't give away the answer, although 24 hours is probably quite long enough to be guessing something as straightforward as this. The recap didn't mention my clue so to reiterate: Tuj's question should lead you straight to it. The ambiguity of its 'edibility' is also relevant.

Oops, it's already been said to be not a liquid.

Raak - No. The whisky guess was closer :-)

Raak - You would not 'apply' it, but you would 'do' something with it.
Inkspot - No
Dazed - It could be found anywhere.

Hmm - not particularly combustable.

Bob - No & No and 'combustible' is the key word, but I've been hinting at that for some time.

clue: Within the last month, several new games have started in the three MC servers. One of them is very closely connected with this object.

At last! The answer is A CIGAR. Well done Raak.
*polite round of applause from the sudience*

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cigars aren't orange!

Who said they were?

Thank you, thank you, and the next object is MINERAL.

Learning from the masters....

[Beth] No.
[Kim] It is something made.

Have been watching this recently, hope no-one minds if I join in! Is it hard?

Well, yeah. But it seems you get better with practice.

No, I meant is the object hard

Well, I'll join in with that I think!

[Uno] Yes, and therefore [Beth] No.

Unashamedly nicking questions from Inkspot...

Apologises and hangs head in shame for earlier ineptitude

[Beth] Yes.
[Inkspot] Yes.
[Uno] Not specifically: anyone would have a practical use for it.
[Lib] No. (Amused murmurs from audience.)

Oops

Except that's naturally occuring...

Shamelessly carrying on with my question from the last round here. It was of no help then, it's probably of no help here.

You are most welcome Uno!

[Uno] Yes (it is either from either a single material or from more than one); No (not made from a single material).
[rab] No.
[Breadmaster] No.
[Btd] Yes (already had that one).

[Chalky] No.
[plump] Not specifically: it can be (and is) used almost anywhere.
[Btd] I had to look on the web to answer this: no.
[Inkspot] No.

[Riff] No.

To amplify my answer to Inkspot: it is made of metal, but while there are no doubt metals which are more or less well suited to the purpose, it is not part of its nature to actually be made of a particular metal.