Veneer Production (Junior Cert Wood Technology): Flashcards

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Veneer Production
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Veneer

Thin wood slice for decoration, glued to core panels

Rotary cut

Peeling thin layers by turning log against blade

Flat slicing

Cutting log parallel to the grain

Log prep before cutting

Softened through soaking or steaming

Flat slicing characteristics

Uniform look, used for high-quality surfaces

Very thin veneers use

Decorative finishes in furniture & interiors

Thin veneers advantage

Easy to apply to curved surfaces & intricate designs

Thick veneers use

Structural applications like plywood

Thick veneers benefits

Provide strength & durability for panels & floors

Rotary cutting pros

Very efficient & cost-effective

Flat slicing pro

Better grain patterns

Flat slicing con

More waste compared to rotary cutting

Oak characteristics

Strong, durable

Cherry characteristics

Smooth texture

Maple characteristics

Hard, light-coloured

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