Timbers - stock timbers and finishes

What does the picture show?

• Regular sections

• Mouldings

• Dowels

• Sheets

What does the picture show?

• Regular sections

• Mouldings

• Dowels

• Sheets

What does the picture show?

• Regular sections

• Mouldings

• Dowels

• Sheets

What does the picture show?

• Regular sections

• Mouldings

• Dowel

• Sheets

In the olden days, and still in the USA, they used Imperial measurements. What is used now?

• Metronomes

• Metropolis

• Metric

• Metro

With regular sections of timber what does the acronym PAR stand for?

• Parted About Round

• Pared Against Round

• Plastic Art Robot

• Planed All Round

Regular sections are sold in standard sizes based on the cross-section. What does cross-section mean?

• The section of a wooden cross.

• The area at the end of a length of timber, the width and depth.

• The area along the length of timber, the length and width.

• The area along the length of timber, the length and depth.

What is the standard size of a full sheet of MDF or Plywood?

• 1220mm x 1220mm

• 1220mm x 1820mm

• 1220mm x 2140mm

• 1220mm x 2440mm

A common way to finish MDF is to paint it. Why is MDF easy to paint?

• It has open pores.

• It has a smooth finish.

• It has a waxy coating.

• It has large sheets.

What is an advantage of adding a stain to timber?

• It makes it look cool.

• It makes it look like concrete.

• It makes it look like other timber.

• It makes it easier to do stamps.