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Industrial Technology Syllabus Focus Area: Timber Products and Furniture Technologies (Preliminary) Content Area: Industry Related Manufacturing Technology Key Heading: Materials Sub-Section: Timber Defects

Industrial Technology Syllabus Focus Area: Timber Products and Furniture Technologies (Preliminary) Content Area: Industry Related Manufacturing Technology Key Heading: Materials Sub-Section: Timber & Timber Products: Properties & Characteristics of Hardwoods & Softwoods Other resources referenced: - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOgW9A0Y1GA - https://woodsolutions.com.au/ *Correction* Please note that on the Strength Slide, I have made reference to Stress Grade - this is incorrect and should have been Strength Group. Stress Grades are coded using "F", not "S".

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Spend a few minutes with Ron Herman looking at growth rings, pith and medullary rays to understand a bit about how trees grow, and what that can teach us as woodworkers. For the whole video, go to https://store.popularwoodworking.com/products/the-woodworkers-guide-to-wood-download?

Measuring end-grain glue strength, using scientific methods.

Tree biology and cell structure. Material content of tree cells, cellulose and lignin. Tree species.Slide content courtesy the Canadian Wood Council (CWC).

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In this video, you'll learn a simple, safe, and accurate method for cutting thin strips on your tablesaw to create a small folded keepsake box. The unique bo...

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If you can open your eyes to what else your tools can do, you will start to look at your cherished tool collection in a whole new light.

Tree biology and cell structure. Material content of tree cells, cellulose and lignin. Tree species.Slide content courtesy the Canadian Wood Council (CWC).

One of the most common characteristics of the Arts and Crafts Movement is the strong visual of medullary rays in white oak. Learn what medullary rays are and how you can make the most of their striking look to create eye-catching furniture.

We all know wood is a beautiful material that can be machined, joined, smoothed and finished, but many woodworkers never think of wood in a more scientific way. Let’s take a look at where wood comes from, and why it has certain characteristics.

Spend a few minutes with Ron Herman looking at growth rings, pith and medullary rays to understand a bit about how trees grow, and what that can teach us as ...

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Wood finishing - wow, it's a big topic and there's a lot to learn. And that's why we have this video channel. Most often our videos are on wood finishing tips and tricks specific to a type of wood. Hopefully you'll find them useful and informative for helping you get the best finish you possibly can in your woodworking projects. We're a retailer of hardwood lumber like cherry, red oak, walnut and all your favorite exotics like purple heart, zebrawood and about 90 others. So sometimes our videos incorporate some relevant information about how to work with certain lesser-known woods to help you in your woodworking endeavors. Please enjoy and ask questions if you have any. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This channel is operated by Mark Stephens of Woodworkers Source. Contact him by phone or email. 480-344-1020 (xt 110), mark@woodworkerssource.com

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