resaw
8.1
The process of sawing wood again to make thinner boards
- noun
- /ˈriːsɔː/
- During the resaw process, the carpenter carefully adjusted the thickness of each piece.
Examples
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After the resaw, the lumber was ready to be used for the new shelving units.
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This thick piece of Maple was very flat and well acclimated to my studio, but after the resawing the hops got both.
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The woodworker decided to resaw the oak planks to create thinner boards for his project.
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Etymology
Resaw comes from re- 'again' and saw, and a resaw can mean the process of sawing wood again to make thinner boards or veneers, which is why the word refers to that specific cutting action.