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Joining thin timber layers with adhesive to create stronger material
Using steam to soften timber fibres for bending into curves
Thinner laminates allow tighter curves
PVA (Polyvinyl Acetate)
Ash, elm, hickory, and oak
Laminated timber is significantly stronger than solid timber
Increases moisture content of timber
Lignin - makes wood flexible
The grain follows the curve rather than being cut across
Around one hour per 25mm of timber thickness
Prevents laminates sticking to former
Composite material
Walking stick hooks and curved chair backs
Limited - must bend while hot and flexible
Distributes weak areas throughout the structure
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