Suitable Woods (Junior Cert Wood Technology): Flashcards

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Name 6 ideal woods for carving

Sycamore, lime, oak, walnut, mahogany, pine

Sycamore carving trait

Smooth texture, detailed carving without breaking

Lime carving trait

Soft, precise smooth cuts for detailed work

Oak carving trait

Strong with clear grain, adds durability

Walnut carving trait

Dark colour with coarse grain, lovely look

Mahogany carving trait

Dense, stable, reddish-brown

Pine carving trait & caution

Soft, easy to carve; watch for splits in detailed parts

3 key wood characteristics for carving

Fine grains, balanced hardness, workability

Importance of grain in carving

Essential for flawless carving finish

Best hardness for detailed carving

Medium hardness

Workability definition

How effortlessly wood is shaped and smoothed

MDF full name

Medium Density Fibreboard

MDF advantages

Smooth, easy to use, even texture, uniform

MDF disadvantages

Creates dust when cut, edges can break easily

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