Study. Flashcards

1
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characteristics of hardwood

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  • broad leaves
  • dark coloured
  • seeds in pods
  • don’t shed leaves
  • grow quickly
  • non-pored (one type of cell - tracheids)
  • structured, uniform
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characteristics of softwood

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  • narrow leaves
  • light wood
  • seeds in cones
  • shed leaves annually
  • grows slowly
  • pored woods (2 types of cells (vessels/pores & fibres)
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3
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types of pine wood

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  • radiata pine
  • hoop pine
  • cypress pine
  • celery top pine, kauri
  • huon pine
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4
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benefits of plywood

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  • cost effective
  • more structurally stable, less likely to warp
  • lightweight
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5
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sharpening angle

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20-25 degrees

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6
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2 types of veneers

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  • engineered wood veneers
  • natural wood veneers
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7
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live sawing (+ pros and cons)

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  • logs cut into parallel boards
  • use large gang saws
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  • simple and economical, little waste and don’t need to be re-cut
  • ## suitable for mass production
  • timber may war or shrink unevenly
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8
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back sawing (+ pros and cons)

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  • most used
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  • seasons rapidly
  • less prone to splitting when nailing
  • wide selection
  • shrink more across with width when drying
  • more likely to warp or cup
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9
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quarter sawing (+ pros and cons)

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- less cupping and warp
- good wearing surfaces aesthetically and functionally
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- more prone to splitting when nailing
- slower seasoning

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10
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advantages of seasoning timber

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  • reduce moisture content
  • prevent wood defects such as warping, cracking or twisting
  • resistance to insects and decay
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11
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ways of seasoning timber

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  • air seasoning
  • kiln seasoning
  • combined seasoning
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12
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EMC

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equilibrium moisture content

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13
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3 types of dressing wood

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  • DAR - dress all round
  • D1S1E - dress 1 side 1 edge
  • D2S - dress 2 sides (wide faces)
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14
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uses of abrasive paper grits

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  • 220 (very fine) - light sanding between stain and sealer
  • 150-180(fine) - final sanding or cleaning surface
  • 100-120(medium) - moderate removal of surface imperfections
  • 60-80(coarse) - heavy removal of wood and coatings
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15
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natural defects

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  • knots
  • burls
  • heart rot, brittle heart
  • gum veins
  • shakes
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16
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types of shakes

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  • cup shake
  • star shake
  • heart shake
17
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seasoning/handling defects

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  • checks/splits
  • compression wood
  • collapse
  • case hardening
  • twist
  • warping
  • bow
  • spring
  • cup
18
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types of surface decoration

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  • figured timber
  • veneering
  • inlaying
  • marquetry
  • wood carving
  • parquetry
19
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types of inlaying

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  • veneer inserts
  • inlay strings
  • inlay bandings