Wood Jointing System in Dining Table
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This document discusses wood jointing systems used in furniture manufacturing. It begins by providing background on Malaysia's furniture industry and its importance as a wood supplier. Various wood joining techniques used in furniture are then outlined, including finger joints, scarf joints, and others. Different wood species commonly used are also mentioned. The document concludes that wood joining allows for complex furniture designs while reducing wood waste and increasing strength compared to solid wood pieces.
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- 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
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- 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
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- 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
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