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To: Graystone who wrote (466594)	1/29/2021 11:02:32 AM
From: Slumdog	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 541479

There was another part of that little plywood story that did not seem to be based in reality. >>I had to explain to him all he had to do was lay the cut piece on top of the larger remaining piece and cut along the edge!<< At any lumber retailer, they usually cut plywood on a panel saw, where they lay the sheet up vertical, on edge, and just use the ledger affixed to the panel rack to measure, there is no need for a tape. Even at a smaller operation, if they are cutting for clients, they will have a commercial table saw, and the measuring is done between the edge of the rip fence to the inside edge of the blade. I think he was just makin' shit up.