Transformation by deformation
Mechanical woodworking - Transformation operations without cutting tools
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Transformation by deformation
Mechanical woodworking - Transformation operations without cutting tools

Author : Jacques JUAN

Publication date: October 10, 2008 | Lire en français

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1. Transformation by deformation

1.1 Bending

Bending is the irreversible curving of a straight part. This way of producing curved parts is interesting for several reasons:

  • the wood grain is not sliced, as it would be by machining with material removal, resulting in greater mechanical strength and a more pleasing appearance;

  • a higher material yield is obtained, thanks to the absence of offcuts.

The natural behavior of wood under low stress is called elastic, i.e. it returns to its initial shape after being deformed as soon as the stress is removed. For this deformation to become permanent, the elastic limit must be exceeded, and the material must enter the plastic range. To facilitate deformation, the material is...

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