Laminating (Junior Cert Wood Technology): Quizzes
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12 questions from this quiz
What does laminating combine to form a robust material?
What does laminating combine to form a robust material?
Thin wood strips with adhesive
Which hardwoods are optimal for laminating?
Which hardwoods are optimal for laminating?
Ash, oak, yew, beech, and elm
What is the optimal thickness for bending wood without cracking?
What is the optimal thickness for bending wood without cracking?
3-4 mm
Which tools are used for cutting hardwood into thin layers?
Which tools are used for cutting hardwood into thin layers?
Bandsaw or table saw
Why must glue be kept off the outer surfaces during laminating?
Why must glue be kept off the outer surfaces during laminating?
To prevent sticking to moulds
What is the purpose of water soaking in laminating?
What is the purpose of water soaking in laminating?
To enhance flexibility
What is the purpose of moulds in laminating?
What is the purpose of moulds in laminating?
To shape the strips
How long does the gluing stage require for adhesive setting?
How long does the gluing stage require for adhesive setting?
8-12 hours
Which tools are used for finishing edges to conceal seams?
Which tools are used for finishing edges to conceal seams?
Planes or sanders
Why is complete drying essential after water soaking?
Why is complete drying essential after water soaking?
To prevent issues during gluing/clamping
What do clamps do in the laminating process?
What do clamps do in the laminating process?
Hold strips securely in place
Why are ash, oak, yew, beech, and elm optimal for laminating?
Why are ash, oak, yew, beech, and elm optimal for laminating?
Excellent grain patterns & flexibility