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• Table in a shaping machine is responsible to holding and guiding the cutting tool.
• Boring is a process of enlarging a hole that has already been created by another process such as drilling or casting.
• Personal Protective Equipment is a clothing or a type of clothing or accessories worn to lessen the exposure to risk that could result in injuries.
• Surfoms are a widely used versatile and cost- effective tool that is designed for rough shaping tasks in woodworking and carpentry.
• OSHS stands for Occupational Safety and Health Standards
• Shapers is a manual instrument used in woodworking to shape, cut, and mold wood surfaces, it is commonly uised by woodworkers, carpenters, and hobbyists who enjoy making their own furniture and other wooden objects.
• Bench Sander is a stationary sander mounted on a table or stand to use it a person holds the material against the moving sandpaper
• Methylated Spirit it is an basic first aid item can also be found in various cosmetics such as toners and makeup brush cleaners
• Trimming is the process of cutting wood shavings shorter or smaller using a cutting tool during installations and repairs on wood.
• Cotton Wool is the basic first aid item is a soft fluffy material often used for wound dressing and various household applications, known for its absorbent and insulating properties.
• spray gun is a tool that is similar to air brush and also known as sprint gun.
• Reciprocating Saw this saw requires a lot of control and precision on the part of the user to prevent the blade from jumping or bending. Opt for a corded model for more power and go witj cordless for superior manueverability.
• Japanese Planes is the type of plane that is designed to be pulled instead of push.
• Egyptian is the ancient civilization that used different woodworking tools to create pyramids, tombs, and palaces.
• BOSH stands for Basic Occupational and Standard Health
• Veener is a premium decorative product that adds sophistication to furniture, joinery, and panels.
• Batten is a rectangular in cross-section, with particular thickness and breadth (Marketable sizes)
• Trunk is the stem and main wooden axis of a tree, whhich is an important feature in tree indentification
• Deciduous produce hardwoods like babul, mahogany, oak, sal and teak. It is preferred for crafting high-quality and aesthetically pleasing furniture.
• Manufactured Boards are also known as engineered wood or composite boards, are variety of sheet materials created by pressing and bonding together wood particles, fibers, or veeners to achieve specific properties.
• Tangential Sawing is sawing at right angles to medullary rays.
• Balk is a roughly square-shaped piece obtained by removing bark and sapwood, with specific dimensions.
• Ordinary Sawing is a quick, easy and economical method in conversion.
• Decompose is not part of ensuring the high quality timber products its crucial to nurture the healthy growth of timber trees by addressing various factors affecting wood quality, promoting sustainability in timber harvesting.
• Height is not one of the properties of a good quality timber.
• Growth Ring is in a cross section of the stem of a woody plant, the increment of wood added during a single growth period.
• PLAIN/ THROUGH AND THROUGH/ LIVE SAWING is the simplest and cheapestt way to convert wood with very little wastage. but as the wood dries and ages, boards likely to cup.
• Roots is not one of the following in classification between hardwood and softwood.
• QUARTER/ RADIAL/RIFT SAWING is the method the log is cut into quarters and t produces radial boards which are cut in a such a way that each board has one edge from the center of the log and the other edge from the peripheral part of the log.
• BOXED HEART SAWING is a timber conversion method that cuts the outer rings of the log from 4 sides while the heart center (pith) of the tree remains in the timber when it is sawn.
• An Angle joints is a generic term for a wide classification of connection methods where one piece enters the joint in a specific direction and another piece leaves in a different direction.
• Hardwoods are derived from angiosperm trees, mostly deciduous, these have brooad leaves that fall every autumn.
• A Widening Joints is used to create a wide board from several narrower boards by joining them end to end.
• Softwoods come from gymnosperm trees, life conifers. These have needles that remain green year- around.
• Quality Control aims to take the defects out and focuses on the product.
• Timber is a wood material against non-wood materials glass metal and plastic
• Pyrography is art of decorating wood by burning designs into it's surface using a heated tool.
• Sanding and Finishing is the key step to smooth the assembled components and apply finishes or coatings for a polished appearance
• Mass Production is a large volumes of production goods with a particular standard to be followed
• Wood manufacturing is a process that involves transforming raw lumber into products or components of a larger product.