Woods Flashcards

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MB Chipboard: 3

A
  • Heavy
  • Strength depends on density

Kitchen cabinets, IKEA

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MB Flexi Ply: 3

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  • Strong
  • Plywood but with notches for flexibility

For bendy furniture and overall coolness

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MB Medium Density Fiberboard: 4

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  • Strong and machineable
  • Paints well
  • Not waterproof

Furniture, construction

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MB Hardboard: 3

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  • Like hard cardboard (shelf’s backboard)
  • weak, brittle

Cheap furniture, drawer bottoms

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MB Plywood: 4

A
  • can come in any kind of wood
  • squashed jenga
  • very strong and machineable

Furniture, construction, joinery

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HW Oak: 4

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  • hallway cabinet brown
  • hard, tough, heavy
  • durable, hardens with age

Boat decks, high quality furniture

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Plywood 4

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  • can come in any kind of wood
  • squashed jenga
  • very strong and machineable

Furniture, construction, joinery

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HW meranti: 4

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  • like mahogany in colour
  • easy to work with
  • readily accepts varnish, paint or stain

Nice furniture, joinery, veneer

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HW ash: 4

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  • yellowish
  • bends well
  • tough

Tool handles, snooker cues

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HW beech: 4

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  • mid-brown
  • hard, strong
  • our esteemed hedge

High quality furniture, toys

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HW mahogany: 5

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  • reddie, purple, brown, burgundy
  • easy to work with
  • durable
  • warpie ~

High quality furniture, veneers

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SW cedar “smells nice”: 5

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  • reddish-pink, straight-grained
  • easy to work with
  • durable, light
  • high oil content

Outdoor construction, posts, cladding

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SW Spruce “few knots”:

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  • pale yellow, straight-grained
  • quite strong
  • NOT durable, will scratch

Internal furniture

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SW Red Pine

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  • red-orange, straight-grained but knotty
  • quite strong

Building and construction

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HW teak: 3

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  • Dark brown
  • very strong
  • High oil content

Outdoor furniture

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SW scots pine: 3

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  • pale yellow
  • school workshop stuff

Construction