What is a wood manufactured product?? some examples please??
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Wood manufactured products could be all the wooden furniture , house parts, dishes, and ec.\n\nHowever there are new manufactured wood products made from wood chips and recycled plastic. It is used for docks, outdoor furniture fences and etc.
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There are way too many styles to try and list them. Go to www.lowes.com and have a look there. I personally like the vinyl ones better than the wood. All you have to do is spray them off with a water hose to get them clean-no staining or painting or rotting like wooden ones.
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I supply employees to a lot of manufacturers in Toronto and I just looked on my directory for Ontario.  Alcan does paper packaging and metal cans. Or Canfab Packaging in Montreal does Fibre cans, tubes and drums.  Or you could go to Bulk Barn and ask who their supplier is.
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Please check the following website for details\n\nhttp://www.scientificconsultingcompany.com/products.html
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FROM THE MANUFACTURER
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NOTHING is built or made to stand up to how it was made back in the good ole days.\n\nCheap labor. Cheap materials. The cheapest way out so the seller can reap the benefits more.\n\nWe live in a greedy nation!
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Overlapping horizontal boards that cover the timber-framed wall of a house.\nwww.saterdesign.com/glossary/glossary2.asp\n\nTapered horizontal boards used as siding, thickest on their bottom edge; each overlaps the one below.\nwww.affordablehouse.com/glo.html\n\nLong, thin, overlapping, horizontal wooden boards used on the exterior of framed construction as a waterproof exterior covering.\nmollybrown.org/glossaryarchterms.asp\n\nSmall board which holds information identifying a shot: working title of the movie, names of director and DP, scene and take numbers, date, and time. Used at the beginning of a take, the clapboard has a hinged stick which is "clapped" to provide audio/visual synchronization.\nwww.teako170.com/glossary2.html\n\nA type of siding, typically cedar, composed of overlapping horizontal boards.\nwww.realestateglossary.com/real-estate-glossary/c.html\n\nA handheld board that displays information about the scene to be shot.\nwww.filmschools.com/glossary.html
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LMFAO!!!  Awesome pic, great question, and no, I don't think you've seen the end of the woodchucking wood question.  =P
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Bike parts are almost like any other consumer products. There are many requirements to consider, like strength, safety, performance, appearance, cost, etc.\n\nYou start with the raw materials. Metals are forged, cast, stamped or drawn into desired shapes. Carbon fibre structures are layered according to desired strength requirements. Plastic & rubber parts are made by injection moulding.\nSome metal parts are then hardened, either by heat treatment or by aging. Then they might have to be machined to get the final shape.\nParts also undergo surface treatment processes to make it look good. Some are painted, polished, anodized, blackened, electroplated, etc. Lastly you have printing processes - to put the logos and the designs on the parts. This is either by pad printing, silk screen or simply using stickers. A growing trend is using a laser to burn the designs onto the parts.\n\nThe processes the parts go through depend largely on the selling price of the product. More processes (two-tone colours, accurate machining, intricate decorative designs, etc.) results in higher cost, and therefore higher selling price. Of course, higher price generally means higher quality.
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goal posts were made from wood earlier. But, now of metal due to durablilty. Still, woodwork sounds better than 'metalwork'
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Timber building manufactured in sections for easy build. There are many companies that supply in all shapes and sizes just search on net or in local directory
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I found a couple at Amazon:\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=br_ss_hs/104-8717344-5010331?search-alias=aps&keywords=wood%20preservation
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Woodwork common to offices includes cabinets, shelves, chair rail, and hand rail. Many of these items are produced by commercial woodworkers and installed by carpenters.
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Well, it seems there are several pathways.  One that would seem to be prerequisite is learning all the wood shop stuff you can get in high school and any junior college that has such things.  Secondly, I suppose it depends on whether you have, or can set up, a wood shop at home.  If you can, then making things out of reproduction pattern books would be one way to get started.  Dover Publications has a whole lot of books with usable scale model drawings to make reproductions of old furniture.  That would be an education in itself.  There are plenty of specialty publications in how-to fields that include furniture.  I think I have seen some that included incredibly artistic objects that no doubt sold for impressive prices.\n\nThe art and craft fairs is another way, particularly if you can make some smallish things you can carry in a reasonably small trailer or truck from place to place.  You could probably make enough selling over the summer and manufacturing over the winter to support yourself rather well if you have talent.  They don't need to we wildly original, but they do need to be extremely well made and durable.  Someone who pays a fair price for hand-made furniture expects it to be handed down from generation to generation.\n\nOf course, if you live in an apartment and there's no hope of setting up your own shop anytime soon, the best way to learn would be to find an apprenticeship.  My recommendation there would be to go visit some of the more successful furniture makers in your area, and discuss the possibility of apprenticeship.  At first, you may get no more than doing chores for him for room and board, no salary.  But if you persist, and show you can learn, you will learn by doing from a master craftsman, and there's no better way to learn.
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Pharmaceutical definitely ... e.g. aspirin obtained from fractional distillation of wood, solvents used to dissolve medicinal ingredients.\n\nAlso, many non=pharmaceutical products.. e.g. products obtained from natural gas or petrolium.
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Hmmm...guess you haven't seen an answer you like...after all this has been asked, day in and day out for infinity.  In case you missed all the other answers, here they are:\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/search/search_result;_ylt=AiCtOb_ngGYo0QUA3ujnTZfpy6IX?p=how+much+wood
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"promotional products" that is...