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Look at the face, edge and end together before treating a piece of timber as a blank rectangle.
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Look at the face, edge and end together before treating a piece of timber as a blank rectangle.
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A small decorative project becomes easier to discuss when use, dimensions and appearance are separate decisions.
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A paper model helps explain how parts meet without turning a joinery lesson into a tool procedure.
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Catch missing quantities, mixed units and visible-face questions before the material reaches the bench.
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A modest sorting rule makes retained pieces easier to identify and stops a scrap collection from becoming anonymous stock.
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