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    Pilot-Hole Size Is Determined by Two Factors: One Is the Gauge
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Pilot-Hole Size Is Determined by Two Factors: One Is the Gauge

Question 21

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Pilot-hole size is determined by two factors: one is the gauge of the screw that is to be used, and the other is the type of wood involved.

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