5.2 Flashcards
what factors consdiered when choosing timber
aetshteics
physical proeprites
sutiability for location
ease of machine
cost
avalability
constency in quality
waste?
timber aestehtcis
grain
pattern
colour
finsih
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what are soft woods
timber from broad leaf trees
slow growing
deciduous trees
what are soft woods
timber from confieruosu trees
fast growing
examples of hard woods
oak
teak
beacch
eg of softwood
pine
spruce
doglas fir
preoprties of oak
hard
tough
attarctive grain
weatjer resitance
what does oak contain that can cdammage steel fixing or screws and shit
tannic acid
uses of oak
furntiture
flooirng
cladding
inetrior exterior joinery
proeprties and characteristics of teak
hard
tough
streight grain
natural oils
what do teaks natrual oils resit
moisture
acids
alkalis
uses of teak
aoutdoor furntiture
benches
deck boats
proeprties and characteristics of beech
hard
tough
close grain
avalabile in steamed and unsteamed
meanign fo stemaed and unsteamed beech
steamed = white colour
unsteamed = pink tinge
uses of beech
chairs
chopping boards
tools, eg mallets
kitchen ware
turned bowls
proeprties and characteristics of pine
straigh grain
knotty
can contain resinous knots
what is pine also knwon as
European red wood
uses of pine
indoor furntiture
proeprties and characteristics of spruce
straight grain
restiant to splitting
uses of spruce
indoor furntiture
proeprties and characteristics of douglas fir
straight/slight wavy grain
few knows
stable
good corrosion resistance
uses of fir
veneers
plywood
joinery
construction work
types of manfuactured boards
laminated baoards
compressed baords
what are laminated boards
layers glued together in a well organsied structrue with a syntehtci resin that sets rapidly udner heat and pressure