Paper and boards properties, sources and stock forms
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I can identify papers and boards and their suitability for different uses and products.
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All design and technological practice takes place within contexts which inform outcomes.
Paper and boards have different physical and mechanical properties
Paper and boards come from different sources and are available in different stock forms.
Cardboard can be used to create quick physical models.
Trees are the source of paper and boards, and many different types can be manufactured.
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