1.4 Wood wasting processes Flashcards

1
Q

Justify the selection of a suitable hardwood for turning, based on its working properties

A

Beech as it will give a good finish / Ash as it would be easier to turn

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2
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Describe one means of preparing a piece of wood for turning on a lathe.

A

Pilot holes for wood screws if it is being attached to a faceplate

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3
Q

How would a spindle e.g. chair leg, to be turned on a lathe, be secured?

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Between centres

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4
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How would a bowl, to be turned on a wood lathe, be secured?

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Screwed to a faceplate

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5
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State two ways a worker needs to be protected from wood that is removed by the turning process.

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Wearing face protection / shield
Wearing a face mask

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6
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What is the name of the chisel like tool that is used to remove most of the wood, when turning?

A

Gouge

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7
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Outline two reasons why the cutting tool surfaces would be ideally high-speed steel, rather than carbon steel.

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As HSS has a high resistance to frictional heat and retains hardness

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8
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What are the 2 main tools used in wood turning

A

Scraper, Gouge

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9
Q

State 4 risks to a worker when using a portable electric plunge router.

A

Cutting yourself on the bit
Very loud (Hearing damage)
Dust
Training leads

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10
Q

State the name of the accessory that would be used with a portable electric plunge router when producing a slot parallel with an edge.

A

Fence

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11
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List two adjustments that could be made before machining.(Routing wood)

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Bit profile, Depth, Speed

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12
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Outline two reasons why CNC routers are usually safer than portable electric plunge routers.

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As the dust can be shielded, You are isolated from the machine

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12
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List one adjustment that could be made whilst machining.(Routing wood)

A

Feeding rate

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13
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Explain how a 2D CAD drawing can be prepared for converting to CNC data.

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By colour coding the lines for cutting/engraving etc

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13
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Explain 2 reasons why you would use a CNC router, rather than a drilling machine or laser cutter to produce a series of holes for a speaker grill in Forex (PVC).

A

More accurate, Does not release toxic fumes

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14
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Outline two reasons why milling machines don’t tend to be used to machine wood.

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Run at a too slow speed for not a great finish
As there is no dust extraction

14
Q

Justify the CNC routing suitability of two of the following materials:

Ferrous metals
Non-ferrous metals
Medium density fibreboard
Styrofoam
Wood
Plywood
Acrylic

A

Medium density fibreboard - No grain and good smooth finish

Acrylic - Suitable but must use high feed rate to reduce friction

15
Q

What are the “3” wood wasting processes

A

Turning, routing, Milling