A horizontal opening driven from a shaft or a decline and at right angles the strike of a vein.
(2) (a) an underground mine passageway driven at right angles to the main entry to connect it with a parallel entry of air course, (b) a horizontal opening driven across the course of a vein or in general perpendicular to the direction of the main workings.
a mine working that is driven horizontally and at right angles to an adit, drift or level.
A crosscut is a cut across the grain of a workpiece and may be referred to as a miter, bevel, compound (miter and bevel simultaneously), or straight crosscut. These cuts are commonly made with portable and bench top/stationary circular saws.
cut using a diagonal lines
A horizontal opening driven across the course of a vein or structure, or across the strike of the rock formation.
A tunnel driven usually at right angles to strike the vein in the shortest distance.
A cut made across the grain of a board.
An underground passage cutting through the orebody essentially at right angles to the dip and strike of the orebody.
A cut made across the grain of the wood.
a horizontal tunnel driven perpendicular to the main direction of a vein.
Shredders with blades that move in a crisscross motion to cut paper into small pieces.
A horizontal underground drive developed perpendicular to the strike direction of the stratigraphy (orebody)
A horizontal opening driven from a shaft and (or near) right angles to the strike of a vein or other orebody.
A passageway driven between the entry and its parallel air course or air courses for ventilation purposes. Also, a tunnel driven from one seam to another through or across the intervening measures; sometimes called "crosscut tunnel", or "breakthrough". In vein mining, an entry perpendicular to the vein.
A horizontal tunnel driven at a large angle to the strike of a vein, connecting drifts.
A straight cut that runs across the grain of the wood. Because the grain of trim runs along the length of the piece, a crosscut would be made across the width of the trim.
A cut made perpendicular to the grain of a board. See - Ripcut (Ripping)
Documents are cut in two directions producing small particles. The size of these particles offer greater security and are self compacting, which reduces overall bulk.
