AS/NZS 1080.2.4:1998
Timber - Methods of test - Method 2.4: Compound slope of grain
Describes a method for calculating the compound slope of grain from slopes determined for two surfaces at 90 degrees to each other.
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References
Timber - Methods of test - Method 2.1: Slope of grain by scribe
Timber - Methods of test - Method 2.2: Slope of grain by reference to surface checks
Timber - Methods of test - Method 2.3: Slope of grain by splintering
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