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2x4 lumber is cut into rough boards in the milling process which are actually 2 by 4. These are dried (at which point they shrink) and planed (the wood will war
by wetmore 9y ago
2x4 lumber is cut into rough boards in the milling process which are actually 2 by 4. These are dried (at which point they shrink) and planed (the wood will warp a bit during the drying process, jointing and planing will help correct this) so the resulting boards are smaller than their original 2x4 size.
Some more surprising detail in reality :)
- TeMPOraL 9y agoHeh. I feel that reality is just that beautiful, never-ending fractal of annoyance...