Hardwoods & Softwoods Flashcards

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Advantages of Balsa

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Lightweight, soft and highly buoyant. It is a good insulator and grows fast. It is easy to work with hand tools.

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Disadvantages of Oak

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It is heavy and expensive. It is prone to splitting and because of it’s tannic acid content it can corrode iron and steel fittings.

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Disadvantages of Mahogany

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Warps, hardness varies.

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Disadvantages of Beech

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Not suitable for outside work because it is not durable to moisture changes. It is difficult to work and does warp.

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Disadvantages of Jelutong
Non-durable to perishable regarding decay resistance, and also susceptible to insect attack. Can cause skin irritation.
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Disadvantages of Balsa
It is highly flammable. It is not waterproof.
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Uses for Pine
Staircases & furniture.