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vocabulary list
| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| Chisel | A chisel is a sharp metal tool with a beveled cutting edge used for carving, shaping, and cutting wood in woodworking. |
| Saw | A saw is a tool used in woodworking to cut through wood or other materials by using a sharp-toothed blade. |
| Plane | A plane is a woodworking tool used to smooth, flatten, and shape wood by removing thin shavings with a sharp blade. |
| Router | A router is a power tool used in woodworking to hollow out an area in wood or create decorative edges. |
| Drill | A tool used for creating holes in wood or other materials by rotating a cutting tool or drill bit. |
| Clamp | A clamp in woodworking is a device used to hold pieces of wood together firmly during gluing, cutting, or sanding. |
| Sander | A sander is a power tool used in woodworking to smooth or shape wood surfaces by abrasively removing material. |
| wood | Wood is a natural material derived from the stems and branches of trees, commonly used in woodworking for crafting furniture. |
| lumber | Lumber refers to processed wood used in construction and woodworking projects, such as boards, planks, and beams made from trees. |
| plywood | Plywood is a type of engineered wood product made from thin layers of wood glued together to form a strong sheet. |
| hardwood | Hardwood refers to wood that comes from deciduous trees, known for being dense, strong, and durable, commonly used in woodworking. |
| softwood | Softwood refers to wood that comes from coniferous trees, like pine or cedar, which are typically easier to work with. |
| veneer | Veneer is a thin layer of wood used to cover a surface for decorative purposes in woodworking projects. |
| jointer | A jointer is a woodworking tool used to create a flat surface on the edge of a board before joining. |
| planer | A planer is a woodworking tool used to create a smooth and even surface on wooden boards by shaving off material. |
| joinery | Joinery refers to the skilled practice of connecting pieces of wood together, typically using various techniques like dovetailing or mortise-and-tenon. |
| planing | Planing is a woodworking technique where a hand tool or machine is used to smooth and shape the surface of wood. |
| sanding | Sanding is the process of smoothing and refining the surface of wood using abrasive materials like sandpaper or sanding pads. |
| routing | Routing in woodworking refers to using a power tool called a router to hollow out an area in a piece of wood. |
| dovetail | Dovetail refers to a strong and precise woodworking joint where two interlocking pieces fit together like a puzzle to join. |
| mortise | A mortise is a rectangular slot or hole cut into a piece of wood to receive a tenon for a strong joint. |
| tenon | A tenon is a protruding piece of wood that is inserted into a corresponding hole, creating a strong joint in woodworking. |
| miter | A miter is a joint created by cutting two pieces of wood at a 45-degree angle and joining them together. |
| Stain | Stain is a type of finish applied to wood surfaces to enhance the natural color and grain of the wood. |
| Varnish | Varnish is a transparent or translucent coating applied to wood surfaces to enhance their appearance and provide protection from moisture and wear. |
| Lacquer | Lacquer is a clear or colored varnish that dries to a hard, durable finish, commonly used in woodworking for protection and aesthetics. |
| Sanding | Sanding is the process of smoothing and refining the surface of wood using abrasive materials to prepare it for finishing. |
| Polyurethane | Polyurethane is a type of durable finish commonly used in woodworking to protect and seal wood surfaces from moisture and wear. |
| Shellac | Shellac is a natural resin secreted by the lac bug and dissolved in alcohol to create a protective, glossy finish for wood. |
| Sealer | A sealer is a clear protective coat applied to wood before painting or staining to prevent uneven absorption and promote adhesion. |
| Wood conditioner | Wood conditioner is a pre-treatment applied to unfinished wood before staining to ensure an even and consistent color absorption. |
| Mortise and Tenon | A mortise and tenon joint is a strong and traditional woodworking joint where a protruding tenon fits into a matching mortise. |
| Dovetail | A dovetail joint is a woodworking joint technique where two pieces of wood are joined together by interlocking trapezoidal-shaped projections. |
| Rabbet | A rabbet is a groove or channel cut into the edge or face of a piece of wood to create a joint. |
| Biscuit | A biscuit in woodworking refers to a small, oval-shaped piece of compressed wood used to strengthen joints in woodworking. |
| Butt Joint | A type of joint in woodworking where two pieces of wood are joined together by simply butting them against each other. |
| Half-lap Joint | A half-lap joint is a woodworking joint where two pieces of wood are notched halfway through and then overlapped. |
| Finger Joint | A finger joint in woodworking is a type of joint where two pieces of wood are interlocked using interlocking fingers. |