It is the design technique based on the principle of free association and gives no restrictions to imagination.

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The design technique most probably used by Arne Jacobsen for the Swan and Egg Chair

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A hand tool used to measure diameters.

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A hand saw used to cut wood across the grain.

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These are chisels with hollow blades.

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A screw driver that relies on a pushing force rather than a twisting force.

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A machine tool which is an upside-down saw with a teethed circular blade.

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A machine tool in which wood is shaped into round and cylindrical shapes such as bowls, lamp, and table legs.

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A wood classification consisting of coniferous or con-bearing trees.

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Most commonly used wood in the Philippines, generally for framing, joists, trusses, nailers, etc.

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An artificial wood defect wherein the plank hollows across the width, forming a rounding on the underface, often due to incorrect piling.

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An artificial wood defect characterized by severe internal stresses and subsequent checking or disruption of the wood fibers due to continuous kiln drying of case hardened lumber.

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A transparent plastic finish made of polyhydric alcohol esterfied with oleic, linoleic, palmetic, and stearic fatty acids and modified with tolyrene disocynate and mineral spirits.

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A series of wood core strips glued together side by side to form a slab which is sandwiched between outer layers of veneer or thin plywood whose grains are crossed at right angles to the length of the core strips.

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A type of plastic that becomes soft when heated and hard when cooled.

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A steel with chromium and nickel.

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A non-ferrous metal that is lustrous, reddish-brown, highly ductile and malleable.

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An alloy of copper and tin.

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This means to coat a metal, esp. aluminum or magnesium, with a hard, non-corrosive film by electrolytic or chemical action.

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A process where malleable metal is forced through holes to produce bars, sections or tubes.

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A type of rattan having a diameter of 15-25mm.

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Largest palm in the Philippines reaching a height of 20 meters.

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It is the skin obtained from pelts of reptiles such as snakes and lizards.

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A straight, slender piece of metal having one end pointed and the other enlarged and flattened for hammering into wood or other building materials as a fastener.

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These are the sort of fittings found on flat-pack self-assembly furniture products that allow the items to be assembled and disassembled many times.

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It is a protective or ornamental plate, as around a keyhole, doorknob, drawer pull, or light switch.

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These are tapered metal collars that fit over the ends of legs that keep them from splitting.

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It is the study that deals with human measurements.

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It is the study that deals with space planning in relationship with man's activities, behaviors and movements.

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It is the average stature of a standing Filipino.

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The upper knee height of an average Filipino (sitting position).

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Minimum seat height of a work chair.

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The backrest angle of a general purpose chair.

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Maximum seat height of an easy chair.

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The maximum seat height of an easy chair.

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Maximum length of a 16-seater rectangular dining/conference table.

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The average diameter of a 4-seater circular dining/conference table.

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Maximum width of a junior executive table.

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The maximum width of a rectangular center/low table.

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The dimensions (in inches) of a double sized mattress.

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It is a furniture fixed or permanently attached to the walls.

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The distance of a hanging rod to the shelf above.

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The depth range of a typical coat closet.

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The height between wall cabinets and countertop (kitchen).

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A sofa with arms that are the same height as its back.

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A sofa that folds down into a bed.

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What is the formula of computing board feet?

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This covers the bottom side of the upholstered chair or sofa to prevent loose stuffing from falling out and dust from going in.

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What is the vernacular term for scaffolding?

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What type of hinge is this?

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What type of screw is this?

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What do you call this?

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Name this wood joint

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Draw the section of a plyboard.

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Draw the isle of Man Stretcher

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Draw a Cabrile leg.

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Draw a Ball and Claw Foot

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Draw a Cowhorn Stretcher

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Draw a saber leg.

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