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Flitch can
refer to the
following things:
Flitch (wood), a
piece of wood for
resawing into
smaller pieces Flitch (bacon), a side of
unsliced bacon The...
- A
flitch beam (or
flitched beam) is a
compound beam used in the
construction of houses, decks, and
other primarily wood-frame structures. Typically, the...
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failed to
claim the
flitch. In the
first half of the
nineteenth century,
several flitches were
awarded privately: in 1830 a
silver flitch was
given to the...
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broken down by a
resaw or a gang
edger into
multiple flitches and/or boards.
Edging will take the
flitch and trim off all
irregular edges leaving four-sided...
- The
Flitch of
Bacon may
refer to: The
Flitch of
Bacon (opera), a 1778
comic opera composed by
William Shield The
Flitch of
Bacon (novel), an 1854 novel...
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diameter of a log,
parallel cuts
produce flitches:
strips of
lumber with
consistent thickness. Two cuts on each
flitch trim the bark from the sides, and reduces...
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Flitch Green is a
civil parish in the
Uttlesford district of Es****, England. It
consists of a
housing development built outside the
village of
Little Dunmow...
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Braintree has been preserved, and is
managed by Es****
County Council as the
Flitch Way
linear park. Two
local groups volunteer to
improve the site and campaign...
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trunk of a tree or by
slicing large rectangular blocks of wood
known as
flitches. The
appearance of the
grain and
figure in wood
comes from
slicing through...
- they replaced,
might be made of wood (commonly ash),
reinforced by
steel flitch plates, but in the
early 20th century,
steel ladder frames or ch****is rapidly...
