AQA A-level Design And Technology (DT) Practice Test

What forms do woods usually come in?

Rough sawn Planed square edge Planed all round All of the above

Correct Answer:

All of the above

Explanation:

Timber is supplied in different surface finishes and edge treatments to suit different jobs. Rough sawn timber retains a rough surface with saw marks and is common for structural work where a smooth finish isn’t needed. Planed square edge timber has been planed on faces with square edges, giving straight, true edges that are easy to align and cut accurately for carpentry. Planed all round timber is planed on all faces and edges to a smooth finish, ideal for visible work like furniture and cabinetry. Because timber is commonly available in these forms, all of the above are standard forms timber usually comes in.

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