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The image illustrates a nine-step process for creating furniture from chipboard, organized into two stages. Stage 1, Preparation, involves: 1. Cutting trees; 2. Trimming them into logs; and 3. Making wood chips. Stage 2, Production, begins with: 4. Drying the chips for 24 hours using hot air, releasing steam; 5. Storing the chips for 1-4 weeks; 6. Mixing them with glue and wax; 7. Shaping the mixture in a mould; 8. Pressing it into chipboard; and culminates in 9. Making furniture. A footnote defines chipboard as a product made from wood chips and glue, then pressed into shape.
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The illustration demonstrates the manufacture of wooden chipboard then use for making furnitures.
Overall, it its true that this process undergone 2 main stages which are known as preparation and production, starting from harvesting wood from trees and ending at using them to make furnitures.
On the first step, trees are cut down for it wood before being trimmed into logs. Then, these logs turned into wood chips in a special machine. After that, chips are steamed in hot air for 24 hours before being stored for about one week to almost a month.
On the second part of the process, production, chips are mixed with glue in order to reinforce the quality prior being shaped in a mould. In the following step, wood chips are pressed hardly, turning into chipboard. Finally, these boards are used to create interiors like chair or tables.
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