Materials and Processes (Junior Cert Wood Technology): Flashcards
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Wood
Wood
Natural material from trees, strong and easy to work with
Alternative materials
Alternative materials
Plastics, metals, or composites with different properties than wood
Cutting
Cutting
Splitting material into parts with tools like saws or lasers
Shaping
Shaping
Changing shape of materials using tools like chisels or CNC
Finishing
Finishing
Process to smooth or colour surface for looks or protection
Safety guidelines
Safety guidelines
Rules to keep everyone safe while working with materials
Hardwoods - properties & uses
Hardwoods - properties & uses
Dense, perfect for strong furniture and floors
Softwoods - properties & uses
Softwoods - properties & uses
Lighter, often used for building structures
Manufactured woods examples
Manufactured woods examples
MDF and Plywood, strong and good for cabinets and panels
Grain direction importance
Grain direction importance
Helps avoid splintering and tool kickback
Eye protection when cutting
Eye protection when cutting
Prevents injury from debris, sparks, or flying material
PPE for shaping
PPE for shaping
Face shields and dust masks guard against debris and dust
Speed for hard woods & metals
Speed for hard woods & metals
Use slower speeds to avoid tool damage
Ventilation purpose
Ventilation purpose
Prevents breathing dust and fumes
Safety when applying finishes
Safety when applying finishes
Wear masks and gloves, work in well-ventilated spaces
