Exam 29: Bending Wood

Bending wood tends to require a great many ____.

____ is a method of joining wood strips edge to edge to create a curve, unlike segment lamination, where pieces are joined end to end.

Two-sided forms require the cutting of two ____ lines, which should be as far apart as the thickness of the material being bent.

The layers in bent lamination are called ____.

Kerfing involves sawing ____ across the grain on one face.

Milling solid lumber into a curved shape results in a curve that is strong, provided that the curve is less than ____ degrees.

Drying forms, called ____, are placed in the bent wood so that it keeps its shape as it dries.

In coopering, ____ work produced containers for liquids.

Dry-heat bending is most frequently associated with the construction of musical instruments and works well for pieces that are up to ____ wide.

____ lamination is a method for making curves that uses short pieces of solid stock stacked in staggered rows.