WOODWORKING

WHAT IS WOOD WORKING?

■ Woodworking is the creation of a project from
wood.
■ With the aid of tools and skill, one can
produce
whatever the mind can imagine.
■ Wood working Includes Carpentry. Joinery &
Wood Carvings.
Many ancient Egyptian drawings going back to
2000 B.C. depict wood furniture, such as beds,
chairs, stools, tables, beds, and chests.
The Chinese developed many sophisticated
applications of woodworking, including precise
measurements used for making pots, tables, and
other pieces of furniture.
Their use of high-quality blades and the
engineering of the lathe made ancient Japanese
woodworkers leaders in crafting round and
curved
objects.
Near East woodworkers used lathes as well as
wedges, mallets, chisels, hammers, drills,
Roman woodworkers
plumb bobs, compasses,used
anda other
variety of woods
basic tools.
for
their wooden creations. Wood species included
ilex,
Sincebeech, maple,
wood was elm,common
the most olive, and ash.
building
material in the Middle Ages, carpenters
prospered.
They also were considered to be among the most
skilled craftsmen.
Every trade has its tools, and woodworking is no different. Any craftsman
knows that the right tool for the project is critical in manufacturing a
quality
end product in a timely manner.
Hand tools get their power from your muscles. They’re indeed power tools, but not electrical power.
Hand tools get their power from your muscles. They’re indeed power tools, but not electrical power.

Handsaw
To saw the
wood.
A power tool is, technically, anything that requires electrical power to function.

A circular saw is a Allows to cut curves

power-saw using a and patterns on
toothed or abrasive the
disc or blade to cut wood
different materials
using a rotary
motion.
A power tool is, technically, anything that requires electrical power to function.
A power tool is, technically, anything that requires electrical power to function.
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