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| Rabbet- |
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| A rectangular cut where two
surfaces are cut on the edge of a member parallel with the
grain. On a door jamb the rabbets would form a built-in stop
on the face of the jamb. |
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| Raised
Moulding- |
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A moulding not on the same
level or plane as the wood member or assembly to which it is applied; as
contrasted to "flush moulding." |
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| Rake
Moulding- |
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A moulding applied to the rake or the exposed inclined
ends of a gable roof; term is sometimes applied to any moulding installed
in a direction other than horizontal or vertical; also barge moulding.
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| Random
Lengths- |
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Unspecified lengths as
contrasted to "specified lengths." |
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| Resaw- |
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In a moulding plant, a bandsaw
which saws ripped lumber lengthwise into ideal shapes for conversion into
mouldings with minimum wood waste. |
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| Return- |
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Continuation in a different
direction of a moulding or projection, usually at right angles. |
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| Reveal- |
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| That portion of the moulding and or
jamb that is exposed when two members are joined, such as when
casing is applied against the jamb. |
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| Ripsaw- |
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In a moulding plant, the
machine which rips lumber lengthwise for maximum utilization of the
lumber. |
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| Rough
Lumber- |
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Lumber that has not been dressed or surfaced but which
has been sawed, edged and trimmed at least to the extent of showing saw
marks in the wood.
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| Round
Edge- |
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| The corners of a piece shaped to a
radius; generally implies a greater radius than for an "eased
edge"; shaped primarily for appearance. |
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