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Woodworking Test 1

QuestionAnswer
Lumber is sorted by: Species/size
Mode 1 log transportation truck
Mode 2 log transportation rail
Mode 3 log transportation water
log debarking method 1 high pressure water
log debarking method 2 mechanical cutters
Mechanical debarker 1 ring debarker
Mechanical debarker 2 rosser head debarker
Mechanical debarker 3 rotary debarker
process where size value and quantity are determined log scannning
piece of equpment used by man to fall trees chainsaw
process of cutting trees to manageable lengths and removing limbs/branches bucking
skidding method for logging large mountainous forests yarding
mechanical skidder variety 1 wheeled
mechanical skidder variety 2 tracked
how oak veneer logs are cut rift cut
machine logs go through to scan for metal objects metal detector
step of lumber production where lumber is seperated by thickness and width rough sort
method 1 for drying lumber air dry
method 2 for drying lumber kiln
what is allowed on all surfaces when lumber is stickered airflow
kiln dried lumber moisture content 5 and 10
what is a cant log slabbed on 2 or 4 sides
wood definition Cellular substance in trunk/stem of trees/shrubs, solid organic material
classification 1 for wood hardwood (angiosperm)
classification 2 for wood softwood (gymnosperm)
part 1 of tree trunk
part 2 of tree crown
part 3 of tree roots
tree part responsible for food transport trunk
part of tree that has undergone chemical change heartwood
What's lignin natural adhesive found in wood
central core of tree name pith
thing 1 told by tree growth rings Age
thing 2 told by tree growth rings environmental change
purpose of tree roots store/gather nutrients, anchor
spring wood definition growthring portion, less density due to moisture in spring
summer wood definition growthring portion, more density due to less moisture in summer
are the roots of the tree twice the size of the crown? false, same size of crown
do hardwoods have needles yes because they are coniferous
protective layer of tree outer bark
Primary tree layer 1 Outer bark
Primary tree layer 2 Inner bark (ploehm)
Primary tree layer 3 Cambium
Primary tree layer 4 Sapwood (xylem)
Primary tree layer 5 Heartwood
How many years of growth does annual ring represent 1 year
What are annual rings comprised of One band of sprint wood (early wood) and one band of summer wood (late wood)
Characteristic 1 exclusive to softwood Coniferous
Characteristic 2 exclusive to softwood Cone-bearing
Characteristic 1 exclusive to hardwood Deciduous
Characteristic 2 exclusive to hardwood Fruit/nut bearing
What are hardwoods with large pores in their cellular structure considered Open grain
What are knots caused by Embedded tree branches
What causes small holes in lumber Insects or disease
One method of drying lumber Kiln drying
Primary reason for using moisture meter Determine water content, prevent warping/shrinking
What is an identification key to woodworking Wood
What is exterior plywood bonded together with Waterproof glue
What is placed between lumber layers for air circulation Lumber
What does RW&L stand for Random width and length
Abbreviation for rough cut lumber RGH
Abbreviation for lumber planed on both sides S2S
Abbreviation for lumber planed on both sides and edges S4S
Most common type of knot 1 Tight knot (intergrown)
Most common type of knot 2 Loose knot (encased)
Most common type of knot 3 Spike knot
What is softwood used in millwork classified as Factory and shop
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