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Q: When is back sawing usually selected to convert timber?
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Ronald E. Coleman has written: 'Sawing SHOLO logs' -- subject(s): Computer simulation, Sawing 'SEMTAP' -- subject(s): Joinery, Lumber, Furniture, Timber joints


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Quarter Sawn timber is more resistant to warping, (cupping, twisting etc.) It also resisits moisture penetration. Timber cut this way usually has better aesthetic looks, sometimes showing the rays. This timber shrinks more in the width than the length and not as much as plain cut/ through and through (slab) It is usually more expensive due to more wood being wastes and the increased amount of labour.


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How do i convert 20 square meters to lineal meters of timber with timber width of 83mm?

Lineal metres = Square metre/Width of the timber.So linear metres = 20/0.083 = 240.96 metres.


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Definition of timber conversion?

This term can refer to converting raw timber into dimensional lumber or to a set of formula used to convert the weight of various types of lumber to a volume.


What are the causes of wood defects?

There are many issues that can effect the quality of wood & timber. Defects usually mean that a quality piece of timber can be sold at a discounted price.


What Is c24 timber?

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What is the difference between wood and timber?

Wood is usually used to refer to the material in its natural state...timber refers to it after it has been modified by man. So you go to the Forrest to collect wood for the fire, and to the DIY store to get timber for doing up your house.