Suitable Woods (Junior Cert Wood Technology): Quizzes
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Which woods are ideal for carving?
Which woods are ideal for carving?
Sycamore, lime, oak, walnut, mahogany, pine
What is the key characteristic of sycamore?
What is the key characteristic of sycamore?
Smooth texture for detailed carving
Why is lime suitable for carving?
Why is lime suitable for carving?
Soft, enabling precise, smooth cuts
What quality does oak add to carved pieces?
What quality does oak add to carved pieces?
Durability
What distinguishes walnut from other carving woods?
What distinguishes walnut from other carving woods?
Dark colour with coarse grain
What are the key characteristics of mahogany?
What are the key characteristics of mahogany?
Dense, stable, and reddish-brown
What precaution is needed when carving pine?
What precaution is needed when carving pine?
Take care to avoid splits in detailed parts
Why is grain important in carving wood?
Why is grain important in carving wood?
Important for a flawless carving finish
What level of hardness is best for detailed carving work?
What level of hardness is best for detailed carving work?
Medium hardness like sycamore
What does workability mean in wood carving?
What does workability mean in wood carving?
How effortlessly wood is shaped & smoothed
Why is MDF suitable for carving?
Why is MDF suitable for carving?
Uniform nature, lacking natural grain
What is MDF made from?
What is MDF made from?
Fibres and glue under pressure
What are the cons of using MDF?
What are the cons of using MDF?
Creates dust; edges can break easily
What should be applied to softer woods like pine?
What should be applied to softer woods like pine?
Protective coating for stabilisation