this slide show is about wood joint that use in dining table

1. Presentation Special Topic
FUR 661
Title :
Wood Jointing System in Dining
Table
By :
Izharrashid Ghazali

2. INTRODUCTION

3. Malaysia Furniture Industry
(MFI) • From 1978, Malaysian Furniture
Industry has grown rapidly to
produce product.
• Over the years, the MFI has
undergone dynamic
transformation from a traditional
cottage operation to a
technological driven industry.
History
• Malaysia is the 10th largest
exporter of furniture in the world
exported about 160 countries.
• This is to maintain the provider of
raw material , an abundance of
high quality wood supplies, and
good manufacturing practices.
Economic

4. Raw Materials Supply
 Furniture is made from many types of
materials like rattan, metal, fabrics,
plastics, glass, marble and other
composite.
 The share of raw materials used in the
Malaysia furniture industry is wood
(65%), metal (12%), rattan (13%),
bamboo (4%), plastic (3%) and other
(3%).

5. Wood Jointing
Joinery is an important part in wood
working. It involves a process whereby
the pieces of wood are joined together
to produce more complex structural
items.
Wood joints employ, adhesives, while
others use only wood elements.
Strength properties of wood joinery
derive from the properties of the joining
materials and from how they are being

6. Problem Statement
In recent years, furniture making
industry is growing at an alarming
rate.
Furniture manufacturing will not be
able to meet the demand and the
market due to the shortage of timber
resources.
The price for solid timber will increase
and this is not good for the future of
the furniture industry.

7. Objective
 To design a dining table with higher
strength properties using wood joint
 To introduce variety of wood joint in
furniture

8. LITERATURE REVIEW

9. Wood Furniture
 Wood is certainly the most preferred
option, among all the materials that are
widely used for custom made furniture.
 Due to its high functionality, durability
and aesthetic appeal most people prefer
wooden furniture over other options.
 It is advisable to get complete
information about various types of wood
used in furniture to make a well
informed decision.

10. Species that used in furniture
 Neolamarkia Cadamba as known as
Kelempayan is the fast growing
species. Kelampayan is light
hardwood.
 Sesenduk can be classified as a light
hardwood timber with creamy yellow
colour.
 Acacia mangium is the second largest
species in the family of Leguminosae

11. Product Of Wood Furniture

12. Finger joint
 Finger jointed lumber is actually
preferred to solid lumber.
 Finger jointing short pieces of lumber
has become an increasingly popular
method of reducing wood waste.
 It also utilizing shorts to realize
maximum profit from the steadily rising
cost of raw materials.

13. Plain finger joint
Box Joint
Decorative Finger JointMiscellaneous finger joint

14. Scarf joint
 A scarf joint (also known as a scarp
joint) is a method of joining two
members end to end in woodworking
or metalworking.
 The scarf joint is used when the
material being joined is not available
in the length required.
 It is an alternative to other joints such
as the butt joint and the splice joint
and is often favoured over these in
joinery because it yields a barely
visible glue line.

15. Plain Scarf Joint
Bridle scarf Joint
Half lap scarf joint Dovetailed scarf joint

16. CONCLUSION

17. CONCLUSION
 Wood joint give a lot of benefit in
furniture manufacturing.
 It is easy to making design on furniture.
 Beside that, it also can reduce cost and
increase profit.
 The strength and durability are like a
solid timber.
 Last but not least, it can minimize the
wood waste.