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Initial stage where tree trunks are cut into usable planks
Cost-effective but poorer quality; prone to cupping/twisting
Higher quality timber; better stability; shorter annual rings visible
Timber bends across width of grain, creating curved surface
Timber spirals along its length
Cracks at end of planks as wood dries and contracts
Separations along grain following natural growth lines
Areas where branches grew; structural weakness
Reduces moisture content in converted timber planks
Approximately 15%
One year for every 25mm thickness of timber
Faster, controlled, kills insects, better moisture control
Processed wood materials combined with adhesives
MDF, plywood, chipboard
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