Exam 30: Veneering

The surface to which the veneer is attached is called the ____, or core material.

____ is used to hold the cut veneer pieces together until after they are glued.

There are a wide variety of tools used in veneering.

A veneer ____ is used to press the veneer down against the core material once the adhesive is in place.

Veneer is also cut with a ____, which is designed to be used against a straightedge in the same way that a knife is.

The blade of a veneer saw is ____ to prevent it from snagging as it is drawn across the veneer.

Wooden veneer hammers have a brass strip in the head, which transmits pressure provided by the user.

Arranging leaves that came from the same flitch side by side is called a ____ pattern.

To encourage good adhesion, solid wood substrates are roughed with a ____ plane, which has grooves in the plane iron.

Knives do a better job than saws in cutting thicker veneers.

Each veneer punch has a cutter that cuts an irregularly shaped hole.

When using hot glue, the glue is heated in an electric glue pot specifically for that purpose or in a double boiler on the stove to about ____ degrees.

Contact ____ allows you to apply veneer to curved and flat surfaces.

Veneer ____ are used to repair defects in veneer.

A ____ is a flat panel that has been kerfed to a depth of about 1/8 inch at 2-inch intervals along both its length and width.

Cauls may be flat or curved, depending on the whether the groundwork is flat or curved.

The veneer saw has a very thick blade and its teeth have no set.

A(n) ____ will occur where the veneer has not properly adhered to the core.

Veneer pieces are cut slightly oversize to allow for trimming later on.

____ are sturdy boards between which the glued veneer and substrate are clamped.