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Which property is the best B. Density
single indicator of timber
strength?
Typical air-dried moisture B. 17-23%
content of timber is closest to:
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Excess moisture generally A. Loss of strength
causes:
A knot in timber is: C. An embedded portion of a branch
"Wane," "chip mark," and A. Natural defects
"diagonal grain" are examples
of:
Fungal decay in newly C. Rejected
converted timber should
generally be:
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