S3 PWW - (Message Board) Joining

What is the most common type of glue used for joining wood?

• Polyurethane

• Cyanoacrylate

• Poly Vinyl Acetate (PVA)

• Epoxy

Which of the following is a characteristic of screws?

• They are used only for decorative purposes

• They carve a thread into the material

• They are a type of chemical adhesive

• They are difficult to remove

What is a feature of knock-down fittings?

• They require specialist tools for assembly

• They are permanent fixings

• They allow for easy assembly and disassembly

• They are only used in traditional furniture

Which of the following is NOT a permanent method of joining wood?

• Glue

• Knock-down fittings

• Pins

• Nails

What is the main advantage of using knock-down fittings in furniture?

• They reduce the need for specialist tools

• They are aesthetically pleasing

• They are the cheapest option available

• They are more durable than other fittings

What is the primary purpose of using pins in wood joining?

• To create a chemical bond

• To allow for easy disassembly

• To provide a decorative finish

• To connect two pieces of wood

Which of the following is true about nails compared to pins?

• Nails are thinner than pins

• Nails are used for temporary fixes

• Nails are a type of adhesive

• Nails have a larger striking surface

What is a common feature of modern furniture with manufactured boards?

• They are not modular

• They require glue for all joints

• They are assembled using knock-down fittings

• They use only traditional joinery techniques