Sawing is the most common machining process and is present in both primary and
secondary wood transformation sectors. The objective of this paper is to review how it is …

European hardwood species such as beech, oak and ash present a potential alternative to
commonly used softwoods in glued engineered wood products. To date, mainly amino-and …

The aim of this study was to investigate the influence of three surfacing methods (peripheral
planing, sanding and face milling) on the moisture-related performance of bonded ash …

With the growing demand for timber construction, more advanced production methods need
to be developed and applied. Multi-axis industrial robots (IR) show a high potential for …

Coating performance on wood could be affected for different aspects including the manner
in which the surface is prepared. Peripheral planing is one of the most used machining …

Sanding is the most common machining process used to prepare wood surfaces prior to
coating. Hence, to improve surface quality and coating performance during this process, an …

This study determines the influence of mechanical surfacing on tensile shear strength (TSS)
and wood failure percentage (WFP) of beech wood (Fagus sylvatica L.) at the wet stage …

Southern pine and spotted gum are two of Australia's most important locally produced
commercial timbers. However, internationally, they are amongst the most problematic …

Joinery machines (JM) are state‐of‐the art for subtractive machining of timber. When
considering costs, availability and multi‐axis flexibility, industrial robots (IR) can be seen as …

Sažetak In this research, the influence of face milling, sanding and UV irradiation of the
hornbeam and ash wood sample on the wetting and adhesion strength of solvent-based and …