Joining Flashcards

1
Q

What glue is used to stick wood together?

A

PVA

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2
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Contact adhesive

A

Glue is rubber based. It is put onto both surfaces, which donโ€™t come into contact before glue goes tacky. Releases harmful fumes

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3
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This glue sticks almost anything

A

Epoxy Resin. Takes 15 minutes to set.

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4
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Superglue

A

More expensive than epoxy resin. Slight pressure required for a strong bond.

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5
Q

How are plastics attached?

A

Acrylic cement. Plastics need to be clamped together for 24 hours.

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6
Q

Type of joint in flatpack furniture

A

Brackets

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7
Q

What is flux?

A

A cleaning agent. Itโ€™s stops air oxidising the surface of the metal when you are heating it (this would stop the joint from taking)

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8
Q

Explain soldering

A

Soldier, made from tin, is melted onto components. It then cools and solidifies. Low temperature.

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9
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Explain brazing

A

Brass rod is melted onto components. It then cools and solidifies. High temperature.

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10
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Explain welding

A

Strongest way to join metals. Edges of joint are melted so they flow together. Also, can fix slight gaps using welding rods.

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11
Q

What is a rivet?

A

A rivet is a metal peg with a head on one end.

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12
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When are pop/blind rivets used?

A

When there is only access to one side. It is fast and easy. Often used to join sheet metal.

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