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| Face- |
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Outer or exposed surface from which grade is
determined.
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| Face
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The measurement across the face of any wood part
exclusive of any solid mold or rabbet.
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| Factory
or Shop Lumber- |
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An industrial lumber grade primarily used for
millwork. Finger jointed mouldings, windows and doors are
manufactured from factory or shop lumber grades.
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| Fillet- |
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A narrow band of wood between two flutes in a wood
member; a flat, square moulding separating other mouldings.
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Jointer- |
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Machinery which cuts, glues and joins the fingers in
finger jointed lumber or cut-stock for mouldings and millwork.
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| Finish- |
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A term of many meanings.
It can mean the "interior or exterior finish" of a structure;
the "finish" or "actual" size of a piece of lumber;
the protective coating given a wood member; upper or select grades of
softwood lumber. |
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| Flute- |
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| A long, rounded groove machined
along the grain of a wood member, eg., a pilaster. |
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| Frieze- |
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A box cornice wood member
surfaced four sides nailed to the wall of the structure where the soffit
and building wall meet. |
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