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    Ins and Outs of “Roughing It”

    May 01, 2021 1 minute

    any hardwood lumberyards stock “roughsawn” lumber. And just as the term suggests, the board faces and edges will be pretty rough. That’s because while the lumber will be kiln- or air-dried and ready for woodworking, it hasn’t

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