Exam 11: Veneer

____ veneer is produced for use over drywall and plaster.

The thinnest of the veneers, ____ to 1/100 inches thick, are used to make reinforced veneers.

____ veneers are used to enhance plain surfaces or used as face and back veneers in the production of cabinet plywood.

A great deal of the classic furniture of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries used veneers extensively.

Butt wood is found at the middle of the tree.

Veneer is a fragile material and therefore vulnerable to splits.

In stay-log cutting, the log is always cut into flitches first.

The length of time veneer logs are soaked or steamed depends on the type of pattern desired in the veneer.

You can cut your own veneer on the band saw using a ____.

Each piece that is cut from a flitch is called a ____.

Veneer cut from the ____ has a wrinkled line pattern due to the weight of the tree compressing the wood cells that formed it.

Veneers have only been in use for the past 200 years.

____ produces a large U-patterned grain.

When using extension cords, use the longest cord possible and try to place it so it will not be a danger to yourself or others.

Veneer logs are first debarked, cut to length, and then softened by immersion in hot water or by ____.

A ____ is a thin slice of a log or timber.

Veneers should be stored ____.

Veneers 1/28" to 1/40" thick are called ____ veneers.

In ____, the peeler block is cut in half lengthwise, and the cuts are taken from the flat part of the flitch.

Veneer cut from ____ has a circling, wavy, knotty pattern.