D.T

Question 1

Tensol / Acrylic Cement Uses

Answer 1

Acrylic

Question 2

What kind of joint does Tensol/Acrylic Cement create?

Answer 2

Permanent

Question 3

PVA Uses

Answer 3

Wood, Paper, Porous materials

Question 4

Polystyrene Cement Uses

Answer 4

High impact polystyrene, Stylofoam

Question 5

What kind of joint does Polystyrene cement produce?

Answer 5

Permanent

Question 6

Hot melt glue uses

Answer 6

Card modelling / MDF

Question 7

Contact adhesive uses

Answer 7

Metals, polymers, unlike materials

Question 8

Epoxy resin uses

Answer 8

Woods, plastic, expanded polystyrene

Question 9

What kind of joint does epoxy resin form?

Answer 9

Permanent

Question 10

Cyanoacrylate (Super Glue) uses

Answer 10

Woods, plastic

Question 11

What kind of joint does Cyanoacrylate (Super Glue) form?

Answer 11

Permanent

Question 12

Contact adhesive advantages

Answer 12

Can bond unlike materials
Bond forms quickly
Ideal for large sheet materials

Question 13

Acrylic cement advantages

Answer 13

Rapid bonding of acrylics

Question 14

Polystyrene cement advantages

Answer 14

Strong bond
Applied with a brush for easy application

Question 15

Epoxy resin advantages

Answer 15

High strength bonds
Hardens immediately
Excellent heat and chemical resistance

Question 16

PVA advantages

Answer 16

Gives a strong joint
Is relatively inexpensive

Question 17

Hot melt glue advantages

Answer 17

Long shelf life
Rapid drying
No loss of thickness

Question 18

Hot melt glue disadvantages

Answer 18

Low strength
Low heat resistance

Question 19

Super glue (cyanoacrylate) advantages

Answer 19

Easy of use
Relatively strong
Quick drying times

Question 20

Super glue (cyanoacrylate) disadvantages

Answer 20

Brittle
Poor peel strength
Poor temperature resistance

Question 21

On-off production advantages

Answer 21

made to exact personal specifications
highly skilled craftmaship so high quality end product

Question 22

One off production disadvantages

Answer 22

Relatively expensive
Labour intensive
time consuming

Question 23

One off production application

Answer 23

Bespoke furniture

Question 24

Batch production advantages

Answer 24

Flexibility in adapting production to new product
Good economies of scale when buying materials in bulk
Lower unit cost than one-off

Question 25

Batch production disadvantages

Answer 25

Potential high storage costs due to bad planning Changes in product can be expensive

Question 26

Batch production application

Answer 26

seasonal garden furniture

Question 27

Mass production advantages

Answer 27

Highly automated and efficient Excellent economies of scale from buying in bulk Set up cost quickly recoverd Low unit cost Low labout costs

Question 28

Mass production disadvantages

Answer 28

High initial set up costs Inflexible - cannot respond quickly to market trends

Question 29

Mass production applications

Answer 29

Moblie phones, games consoles

Question 30

Continuos production advantages

Answer 30

Same as mass production Extremely low unit costs Runs continuously

Question 31

Continuos production disadvantages

Answer 31

Same as mass production Very little flexibility

Question 32

Continuos production applications

Answer 32

Cans, bottles, screws

Question 33

Arts & Crafts designers

Answer 33

William Morris Ernest Gimson

Question 34

Arts & Crafts philosophy

Answer 34

Products should be fit for purpose Focus on craftmanship Attack against increasing industrialisation Design for everyone

Question 35

Arts & Crafts features

Answer 35

Use of natural materials Focus on simplicity and natural forms Balances form and function

Question 36

Arts & Crafts time period

Answer 36

1850 - 1900

Question 37

Art nouveau time period

Answer 37

1890 - 1910

Question 38

Art nouveau philosophy

Answer 38

Deliberate attempt at creating a new style Ecclectic - inspired by ancient Greek, persian and celtic art Tradition combined with modern design Art and design as part of everday life

Question 39

Art nouveau features

Answer 39

Highly decorative Form over function Inspired by nature Assymetric lines

Question 40

Art nouveau artists

Answer 40

Charles Rennie Mackintosh Antonio Gaudi

Question 41

Bauhaus time period

Answer 41

1919 - 1930

Question 42

Bauhaus artists

Answer 42

Walter Gropius Marcel Breuer

Question 43

Bauhaus philosophy

Answer 43

Encouraged designers to make stylish, mass produced products Has its own font Embraces the machine made Focuses on mass production

Question 44

Bauhaus features

Answer 44

Function over Form Embraces modern materials Simple geometric shapes

Question 45

Art Deco artist

Answer 45

Eileen Grey Jean Dunand

Question 46

Art Deco time period

Answer 46

1924 - 1940

Question 47

Art Deco philosophy

Answer 47

International art movement Focus on bold design, especially arcitechture Focus on opulence an luxury Inspired by Ancient Egypt and classical designs

Question 48

Art Deco features

Answer 48

Strong geometric shapes Bold and pastel colours Use of symmetry Features geometric shapes

Question 49

Streamlining time period

Answer 49

1935 - 1955

Question 50

Streamlining artists

Answer 50

Raymond Lowey

Question 51

Streamlining philosophy

Answer 51

Characterised by long curving lines Impression of movement and speed Inspired by the science of aerodynamics Considered a late form of Art Deco

Question 52

Streamlining Features

Answer 52

Tear drop shape Futuristic design Modern materials Focus on fucion and simplicity of form

Question 53

Post Modernism designers

Answer 53

Phillipe Starck

Question 54

Post Modernism time period

Answer 54

1970 - 1990

Question 55

Post Modernism philosophy

Answer 55

Views previous design philosphies as dull Frames aesthetics as arbitury Design used as social statements "Less is a bore"

Question 56

Post Modernism features

Answer 56

Organic shapes, flowing lines Included humour and fun Uses a retro style Uses bright and vibrant colours

Question 57

Memphis time period

Answer 57

1980 - 1987

Question 58

Memphis designers

Answer 58

Ettore Sottsass, Danny Lane

Question 59

Memphis philosophy

Answer 59

Art, not practical items Form over function Non-conformist Focus on high-impact pieces

Question 60

Memphis features

Answer 60

Unrthodox use of materials Bright and vibrant colours High level craftmanship Geometric shapes

Question 61

Describe Hardening process

Answer 61

Metal is gradually heated until cherry red. The metal is then removed from the heat and plunged in cold water.

Question 62

Describe tempering process

Answer 62

Hardening first. Cleaned with emery cloth. Metal is heated slowly