Deck 30: Veneering

Question 1

____ is the process attaching a thin layer of wood to some type of solid substrate.

A) Layering
B) Veneering
C) Folding
D) Rolling

Answer 1

B

Question 2

Veneer should be stored rolled.

Answer 2

False

Question 3

There are a wide variety of tools used in veneering.

Answer 3

False

Question 4

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

Question 5

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

A) slip
B) book
C) diamond
D) butt

Question 6

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

A) Splice tape
B) Joining tape
C) Veneer glue
D) Veneer tape

Question 7

Veneer ____ are used to repair defects in veneer.

A) punches
B) tapes
C) patches
D) covers

Question 8

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

Question 9

The knife used for cutting veneer should have a very sharp point and be ground on both sides.

Question 10

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

Question 11

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

A) press
B) hammer
C) punch
D) mallet

Question 12

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

Question 13

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

A) sticking
B) scuffing
C) roughing
D) toothing

Question 14

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

Question 15

A ____-inch metal rule is good for small work, and a framing square can be used for longer cuts.

A) 4
B) 8
C) 12
D) 16

Question 16

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

A) subplane
B) subboard
C) substrate
D) subpanel

Question 17

Veneer tape with hot-melt adhesive on its back must be activated by pressure.

Question 18

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

A) curved
B) straight
C) angled
D) split

Question 19

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

A) blade saw
B) veneer blade
C) veneer saw
D) veneer knife

Question 20

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

Question 21

Most commonly, ____ veneer is used for application to 3/4-inch panels.

A) 1/4"
B) 1/3"
C) 1/2"
D) 7/8"

Question 22

A veneer ____ contains sharp blades that slice the veneer off flush with the surface of the substrate.

A) punch
B) edge trimmer
C) edge punch
D) trimmer punch

Question 23

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

A) adhesive
B) cement
C) glue
D) bonding

Question 24

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.

A) 100
B) 120
C) 150
D) 212

Question 25

The oldest method of laying veneer employs ____.

A) cement glue
B) glue film
C) hot glue
D) hot hide glue

Question 26

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.

A) platen
B) pad
C) caul
D) pin

Question 27

A(n) ____ may occur if a speck of dirt or sawdust ends up between the veneer and the substrate.

A) lump
B) bump
C) blister
D) eruption

Question 28

____ is essentially a border, and it has the effect of highlighting the center section.

A) Center banding
B) Cross banding
C) Center sectioning
D) Cross sectioning

Question 29

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

A) Platens
B) Face plates
C) Cauls
D) Cross bands

Question 30

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

A) lump
B) bump
C) blister
D) eruption