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    Once the Log Has Been Cut into Boards, the Edges
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Once the Log Has Been Cut into Boards, the Edges

Question 15

Question 15

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Once the log has been cut into boards, the edges are trimmed off to produce a board of uniform width, and the boards are cut to length.

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