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yield of
useful pieces and
therefore the
greatest economy.
Quarter sawing: This
sawing method produces edge-grain or
vertical grain lumber, in
which annual...
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Death by
sawing is the act of
sawing or
cutting a
living person in half,
either sagittally (usually midsagittally), or transversely.
Different methods...
- plain-
sawing (most common, also
known as flat-sawn, ****-sawn,
through and through, and tangent-sawn), quarter-
sawing (less common), or rift
sawing (rare)...
- The "double
sawing illusion" is a way of
adding an
extra effect to box-type
sawings. It is
generally ****ociated with the "thin-model"
sawing apparatus....
- Rift
sawing is a
woodworking process that aims to
produce lumber that is less
vulnerable to
distortion than flat-sawn lumber. Rift-
sawing may be done strictly...
- Flat
sawing,
flitch sawing or
plain sawing is a
woodworking process that
produces flat-cut or plain-cut
boards of lumber.
After an
initial cut through...
- Look up
SAW,
saw,
sawing, or
saws in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
saw is a
cutting tool.
Saw or
SAW may also
refer to:
Saw Kill (disambiguation)...
- wood
being cut. Hand
saws have been used for
thousands of years.
Egyptian hieroglyphics exist depicting ancient woodworkers sawing boards into pieces,...
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SAWS may
refer to:
Peace be upon him (Islam),
abbreviated as
SAWS,
phrase that
Muslims often say
after saying the name of a
prophet of
Islam The San Antonio...
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could be
produced with water-driven
power sawing,
compared to the 12 or so a day by two men in a
saw pit. A
saw pit could, if cir****stances demanded, be...
