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Created by: Katrina Dalley
Created on: 27-05-15 11:41

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Clues

From coniferous trees. Cheaper to buy, lighter and easier to work with making them more suitable for modeling (9)
From deciduous trees. Usually tough and strong and can be expensive (4, 5)
Hardwood- Extremely buoyant, very soft and light and low density with high strenth (5)
Hardwood- low in density, straight grain and fine texture (8)
Softwood- Easy to work, knotty and prone to warping (5, 4)
Softwood- Fairly strong, but not durable, easy to work with and very resistant to splitting (9)
Softwood- Hard,straight grain (knot free), easy to work with and has a smooth finish (6, 4)