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When planning a woodworking project you must have knowledge of what? - tools,materials, and construction methods
What is the first step in designing a wood product? - sketch
When designing a wood product you should give attention to its use, purpose,
materials, methods, and what? - appearance
what is a carefully prepared list of steps you propose to follow in the construction of
your poduct called? - a plan of procedure
What are the 4 items that make up a bill of material? - ...
What is the name of the furniture style that makes extensive use of turned parts? -
Early American
what are two classifications of wood? - hard and soft
what are the characteristics of an evergreen tree? - grows cones and needles and
stays green year round
what is the characteristic of a deciduous tree? - broad leaves and shed leaves in the
winter
Is ash a hard or a soft wood? - hard
Is cedar a hard or a soft wood? - soft
Is oak a hard or a soft wood? - hard
Is Spruce a hard or a sooft wood? - soft
Is willow a hard or a soft wood? - soft
Is hickory a hard or a soft wood? - hard
Is Balsa a hard or a soft wood? - soft
, Is maple a hard or a soft wood? - hard
Is walnut a hard or a soft wood? - hard
Is poplar a hard or a soft wood? - soft
Is mahogany a hard or a soft wood? - hard
Is cherry a hard or a soft wood? - hard
Is Fir a hard or a soft wood? - soft
Is pine a hard or a soft wood? - soft
Is teak a hard or a soft wood? - hard
How can you determine the age of a tree? - by the annual growth rings
what is the cutting method of lumber where the angle is less than 45 degrees? - flat
grain or plane saw
What is the cutting method of lumber where the angle is greater than 45 degrees? -
edge grain or quarter sawed
What are the four main types of warp of lumber? - bow, crook, twist, or cup
What is made with thin sheets of wood glued together in a criss cross pattern? -
plywood
What is the groove that is made in wood by the saw teeth called? - kerf
What does Bd.ft mean? - board feet
What does S2S mean - surface 2 side
What does FAS mean? - first and second
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