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Plastic

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. Thermo plastic
. Thermo set plastic
. Oil based
. 100+ year left

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Thermo Plastics

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. Monomer (single) Polymer chain (no cross links)
. Recycable 5 PP
Properties
. Reshape/mould
. Reuse/recycle
. Range of colours
. Range of sizes
. Self finishing
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Drape moulding and Vacuum forming

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Drape moulding:
. Thermo plastic is heated
. Draped over a mould
. Limited to simple size

Vacuum forming
. Thermo plastic is heated
. The mould is pressured into the plastic
. A vacuum is created and the mould is formed.

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Line bending > Strip heating (Thermo plastic)

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. Heat Thermo plastic along a straightedge
. Bend along heated section
. Only bend 1 direction.

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Oak

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. Hard to work with
. Durable 
. Long grain 
. Strong 
. Very attractive again 

Uses:
. High class furniture
. Veneer

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Beech

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. Durable 
. FCC regulated
. Non abrassive
. Very short again
. Practically knot free

Uses:
. Kitchen equipment
. Toys
. Furniture

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ABS (Thermo)

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. Impact resistant
. Tough
. Many colours 
. Shiny 
. Expensive 

Uses:
. Lego bricks
. Mobile phones

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PET (Thermo)

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. Hard 
. Stiff
. Strong
. Can be colourless 
. Cloudy when thicker, very brittle and crinkles

Uses
. Bottles

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Compression moulding (Thermo setting plastic)

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Pressure/hear > Liquid Thermo set urea formaldehyde

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Scots pine

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. Very fast to grow
. Easy to with
. Very knotty
. Yellow in colour

Uses:
. Main use is construction trade.

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Softwood

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. Evergreen 
. Coniferous 
. Needles not leaves 
. Germanite using pin cones 
. Fast growing
. FSC Regulated
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Hardwood

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. Deciduous 
. Loose their leaves in autumn/winter
. Broad leaves
. Have fruit and nuts
. Some are FSC regulated
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Douglas fir

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. Soft
. Durable
. Easy to work with
. Machines well

Uses:
. Indoor furniture
. Flooring
. Internal layer of plywood

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Spruce

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. Not very durable
. Full of small knots
. Light creamy colour
. Fast growing

Uses:
. Indoor furniture
. Acoustic guitars

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Conversion

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. Transforming logs into planks or boards

||| < through and through (slab) 
# < quarter sawn
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Seasoning

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. Drying wood for suitable purposes 
Green timber 
. Air dry 20%
. 6 months/year shed 
> 
EMC
. Equillibrium moisture content 
. Dowel 
. Plank
. PSE
. Kiln dry 10%
. 2-5 days auto clave
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Melamine Formalehyde

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. Stuff
. Hard
. Strong
. Resist some chemicals and stains

USES
. Laminates for work surfaces
. Electrical insulation
. Table ware

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Urea Formaldehyde

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. Stuff
. Hard 
. Strong
. Brittle
. Good electrical insulator 
USES:
. Electrical fittings 
. Handles 
. Control knobs 
. Adhesives
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Blow moulding (Thermo-plastic)

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( ) < Hollow mould
( | ) < Liquid plastic
() < Air forced

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Injection moulding

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. Creates solids
. Mobile phone cases/toy
. Granules>Hopper>Heater>Screw thread

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Polypropylene

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. Light
. Hard
. Tough
. Flexible 
. Chemical resistance
. Scratches easily

USES:
. Most plastic objects
. School chairs
. Sandwich boxes

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Acrylic (Thermo)

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. Stiff
. Hard 
. Durable
. Good electrical insulator 
. Machines 
. Polishes well
. Scratches easily 
. Brittle in small sections
Uses: 
. Signs
. Covers of storage boxes
. Headlight lens 
. Shop signs
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Teak

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. Tropical wood 
. Naturally oily/resistant to moisture
. Strong
. Durable 
. Golden brown in colour

Uses:
. Outdoor furniture
. Boat building
. Laboratory tables

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Mahogany

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. Tropical wood
. Very expensive 
. Reddish brown in colour 
. Strong 
. Easy to work with 

Uses:
. High class furniture
. Veneer

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Polyester resin (Plastic component of GRP)

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. Stiff
. Hard
. Brittle unless laminated
. Good electrical insulator 
. Resists chemicals 

Uses:
. Casting and encapsulation
. Bonding of the materials

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Thermo set plastics

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. Monomer/polymer chain linked
. Does not reshape
. Non recycable
. Non flammable

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Plywood #

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. Can be more expensive than solid wood
Aeroply:
. 0.8-1.5mm in thickness very expensive 
Flexiply:
. 3 layers-top and bottom thin veneer middle softer to create curves
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Man-made board

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. All use waste wood to be produced 
. Formaldehyde glue is used in all of these boards
MDF:
. Moulds
. Made from wood dust 

Chipboard
. Cheap furniture
. Needs to be laminated