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differences between nominal vs rough cut lumber and how to get the right lumber for your project

Understanding the difference between nominal vs. rough-cut lumber will help you make the right decision the next time you are purchasing lumber for a project. Fasteners Plus is here to help you navigate through some of the common questions regarding differences in cuts of lumber and the practical hangers and post bases that accommodate the lumber. Read our blog to learn more and shop accommodating joist hangers and post bases.

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three pieces of wood stacked on top of each other

Enjoy it's beauty and resilience - it has a stunning warm, caramel hue that enhances the grain and goes all the way through the wood. Finish your project with a simple clear oil to transform the color to a deep charcoal black. What's Roasted Lumber? It's a chemical-free process that cooks the wood under pressure. And the results are incredible! Your boards transform with 100% dark color all the way through, and a newfound resistance to water and weather that it did't have before. Bottom…

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the size and measurements for wooden lumber sizes

As you get started with woodworking, it is important to note that the "nominal" sizes for the lumber are actually different than their actual sizes. You often hear a stud referred to as a 2x4, which means it was 2 inches by 4 inches at one time. The reason they refer to lumber by their nominal size is because that is the size the wood was when it was cut at the lumber mill. That does not take into account the shrinkage that happens to the wood when it is dried and the material that is…

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the size and measurements for this women's dress

Lumber Sizes & Measurements Framing lumber is identified by the height and width of the board. The measurements used, however, may make you think you are getting cheated! A 2x4 board is actually only 1 1/2 inches by 3 1/2 inches. Ususally, there is 1/2 inch difference in measurements over 2 inches and 1/4 inch in measurements less than 2 inches. When the " (inch) symbol is used it indicates that you are referring to the actual size. This symbol is omitted when referring to the nominal…

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