Planed All Round refers to what in wood preparation?

Planed All Round refers to what in wood preparation?

• A. Planing wood on all sides to create a uniform finish.
• B. Applying varnish to wood.
• C. Cutting wood to length only.
• D. Denting wood for texture.

Answer: (A)

Planed All Round means smoothing the timber on every surface so it becomes true, flat, and of even thickness. By planing all faces and edges, the piece ends up with consistent dimensions and surfaces that sit flush against each other, which is essential before joints are made or a finish is applied. This is different from applying varnish (a surface finish), cutting to length (changing overall size), or denting for texture (adding decorative marks). Planing all round gives the wood a uniform, ready-to-use condition.

Planed All Round means smoothing the timber on every surface so it becomes true, flat, and of even thickness. By planing all faces and edges, the piece ends up with consistent dimensions and surfaces that sit flush against each other, which is essential before joints are made or a finish is applied. This is different from applying varnish (a surface finish), cutting to length (changing overall size), or denting for texture (adding decorative marks). Planing all round gives the wood a uniform, ready-to-use condition.