Types of Lumber used in the Scene Shop
Students will review the types of lumber commonly used in a theatre scene shop.
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Topics of this game:
- 1 x 3's and 1 x 4's are the most ____________________ side of wood used in the scene shop
- True or False: The sized of lumber are actually much smaller because they are processed through a mill and sanded down smooth.
- A 1 in x 3 in size of lumber is actually:
- A 1 x 4 size of lumber is actually:
- 1 x 3's and 1 x 4's are commonly used for:
- You can get 1 x 3's and 1 x 4's in lengths of:
- True or False: You should never rely on measurements and always measure wood yourself.
- 1/4 inch b/c plywood are used for:
- 3/4 Inch B/C plywood is mainly used for:
- True or False: B/C plywood is smooth on the B-side and rough on the C-side
- True or False: CDX Plywood is rough on the C-side and even rougher on the D-side.
- Luan is a thin material used to cover ________________ surfaces like walls.
- Always store wood/lumber flat in order to prevent it from:
- True or False: When you purchase lumber, you should always pick the piece with no cracks and the fewest knots to keep it from breaking.
- True or False: Choose the lighter lumber because it is less likely to warp since it has less resin.
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