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Community Level of Processing Wood
Community Level of Processing Wood
<If you're referring to processing wood at a community level, it could involve local or communal efforts to harvest,
process, or use wood resources. This might include community forestry initiatives, where a group of people
collectively manages and utilizes local wood resources. These processes are often carried out by local artisans, small-scale
businesses, or cooperatives, contributing to the local economy and providing employment opportunities within the community
1.Harvesting:
Felling: Cutting down trees
Ex. Equipment use- chainsaw or hand saw
Skidding: Dragging or carrying felled trees to a central location.
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2.Primary Processing:
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Bucking /saw milling: Cutting the felled trees into logs of desired lengths
Ex of Equipment use. Chainsaw,bandsaw
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3.Secondary Processing:
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Milling: Cutting logs into boards, planks, or other dimensional lumber
Ex. Of equipment use - wood milling equipments.
Drying: Reducing the moisture content of wood to improve stability and durability
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Planing: Smoothing and shaping the surface of wood
Ex. Of equipment use- wood planer.
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4.Tertiary Processing:
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Joinery: Creating connections between wood pieces, such as through methods like mortise and tenon
joints
Ex. Of equipment use - chisel,claw hammer,screwdriver and ect..
Turning: Shaping wood using a lathe to create round or cylindrical objects
Ex. Of equipment use- Spindle Roughing Gouge.
Carving: Removing wood to create decorative or artistic designs
Ex. Of equipment use- chisel, hammer and drilling tools.
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5.Finishing:
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Sanding: Smoothing the surface of wood
Ex. Of equipment use- sand paper’ drum and belt sander, edger and ect.
Staining: Applying color to wood for aesthetic purposes
Ex. Of equipment use- synthetic brush,wood conditioner and sprayer.
Varnishing or Sealing: Adding a protective layer to enhance durability and appearance
Ex. Of equipment use- synthetic brush.
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6.Assembly:
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Joining Components: Assembling different wood parts to create a final product.
Fastening: Using nails, screws, or other methods to secure components together.
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7.Final Product Manufacturing:
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Cabinet Making: Creating cabinets and furniture.
Construction: Using wood in building structures.
Carpentry- this refers to the assembly of wooden structures such as house,furniture, and
machinery made with woods.
Woodcraft: Crafting various items from wood, including tools, toys, and decorative items.