The Woodworking Industry Flashcards

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Clear-cutting

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loggers remove all trees, regardless of species, size or age

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2
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selective cutting

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only trees of a certain diameter and size are harvested

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3
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computer aided drafting

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designers create drawings and product plans on a computer, using special software

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4
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what is the oven called

A

dry kilns

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5
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computer aided manufactoring

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a process where a CAD drawing can be sent directly to a computerized machine that then makes the part

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6
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engineer wood

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made from sawdust or small pieces of wood and plastics

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7
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hardwood

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cut from deciduous trees

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8
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molding

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a narrow strip of wood shaped to a uniform curved profile throughout its length

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9
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Entrepreneur

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they own and are responsible for their own businesses

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10
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panel stock

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wood that has been processed further and formed into panels (or sheets)

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11
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plywood

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is made by gluing thin layers of wood together

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12
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problem solving process

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to develop solutions to problems presented in the activities or projects

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13
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softwoods

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come from coniferous, or cone-bearing trees

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14
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Describe the two primary methods of harvesting trees

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clear cutting & selective cutting

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15
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What is the difference between hardwoods and softwoods?

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hardwoods come from deciduous trees and softwoods come from coniferous or cone-bearing trees

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16
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Give examples of hardwoods

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birch, oak, maple, walnut, cherry

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17
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Give three examples of softwoods

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pine, fir, cedar, redwood

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18
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Name the defects that might affect the grade assigned to a piece of lumber

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warp, decay, stain, knot, check, split, wane

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19
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warp

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any variation from a straight, true (plane) surface

20
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decay

A

rotting of the wood

21
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stain

A

discoloration on the surface

22
Q

wane

A

slanting edge on a board created when the lumber is cut

23
Q

split

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lengthwise separation of the wood, like a large crack

24
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check

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separation of wood, usually lengthwise across the growth rings

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knot
usually a dark, round, or oval spot at the point where a branch had formed on the tree
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first step in the PSP
state the problem clearly
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second step in the PSP
collect infromation
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third step in the PSP
develop possible solutions
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fourth step in the PSP
select the best solution
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fifth step in the PSP
implement the solution
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sixth step in the PSP
evaluate the solution
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Describe the job of a drafter
finishing plans made by an architect or a designer.
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what education/training do you need to be a drafter
post-high school training in a drafting program and you must meet company standards and do CAD training
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Name at least 3 characteristics employers look for in an employee
positive attitude, willingness to learn, ability to follow directions and obey rules, ability to solve problems, ability to accept criticism, cooperation, dependability, honesty, initiative, and loyalty
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commercial importance of wood
furniture making, cabinetmaking, and building construction
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why do environmentalists disapprove of clearcutting
because they often destroy animals' natural habitats
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what is green lumber
it contains a lot of moisture, so it must be dried
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what is dry lumber
wood sold that contains no more than 19% moisture
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huge ovens for final moisture removal
dry kilns
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rough lumber
comes just as it was cut at the sawmill
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what is the use of moldings
they conceal joints
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cuts of lumber when its hardwood
plain-sawed
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cuts of lumber when its softwood
flat-grained
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two most common cuts of lumber
plain-sawed and quarter-sawed
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common yard lumber is suitable for
rough carpentry
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hardboard
made by refining wood chips into fibers that are formed into panels under heat and pressure