Material & Joining Stuff Flashcards

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Name the main 3 materials.

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Metal, Wood & Plastic

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2
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Name the 3 different types of wood

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Hard Wood
Soft Wood
Ply Wood

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3
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Name the 3 types of Metals

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Ferrous Metals
Non-Ferrous Metals
Alloy Metals

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4
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Name the 2 types of plastic

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Thermoplastic

Thermosetting Plastic

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5
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Describe the properties of hardwood and name a few examples

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A hard wood is the type of tree that takes a long time to grow so they are more expensive.
A type of hard wood is oak, Beech & Maple
They lose their leaves during the winter
They’re usually large

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Describe the properties of Soft Wood and name a example

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They’re are usually smaller than hard wood trees
They grow faster 
They’re cheaper
They are also called evergreen trees
Pine, fir, Redwood
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7
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Describe the properties of Ply Wood and name a few examples

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It’s man made
It made by glueing layers of wood with the gains crossing at 90°
It’s cheap, easily made, strong and can be veneered
Used a lot in IKEA

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Describe the properties of thermoplastic and name a few examples

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It’s recyclable and you can reheat it and change the shape as much as you want.
It’s very brittle
Types of thermoplastics are PVC, PP, PS & acrylic
It’s used in toys and shop signs

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Describe the properties of thermosetting plastic and name a few examples

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It’s heat resistant & hard wearing
Once you choose it’s shape you can’t change the shape again
It can be used for kitchen table tops
A type of thermosetting plastic is Melamine & Polyester

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Describe the properties of non-ferrous metals and name a few examples

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They’re light, don’t rust & are chemical resistant

An example of non-ferrous metals are aluminium, tin & copper

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Describe the properties of ferrous metals and name a few examples

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They can rust
High strength 
Tough 
High shine
Steel, stainless steel & cast iron
Also Magnetic
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12
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Describe the properties of non-ferrous alloy metals and name a few examples

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Rust resistant 
Easily made
Low melting point 
Made of 2 different types of metals
Brass is a alloy of zinc and copper
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13
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Name a few joints

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Dowel Joint
Lap Joint
Mitre Joint
Butt Joint
Housing Joint
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14
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What is the weakest joint?

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Butt Joint

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15
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What can you use to hold joints together

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Name Material to be joined with Permanent or not

Screws Wood Semi-Permanent
Wood Glue Wood Permanent
Nails Wood Permanent
Liquid Solvent Cement Plastic Permanent
Rivet Metal Permanent

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16
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What does Semi-permanent mean?

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That means you can connect 2 joints & taken apart multiple times

17
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What does permanent joints mean?

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You can connect joints together but you can’t take them apart again.