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Old 08-13-2005, 06:17 PM   #29
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Originally Posted by Lisa Ober
You won't have the problem with those fine fibers on the sides (where the board was cut) soaking up moisture. .
It is important to cut the board from the right side to avoid loose fibers on the front side.
The side that is to be the front have to be upside when cutting it with a handheld saw so that the teeth will cut from the front and only rip up the fibers on the backside.
If you cut with a handheld circular saw it must be cut from the back of cause.

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