A beveled edge of a board or plank as sawn from an unsquared log.
A defect in a piece of lumber or timber, caused by bark that was not removed or a beveled edge.
Found usually in mill run lumber, it is bark running along the edge length of the board.
The absence of a piece of wood, normally happening at the edge of a plank.
A lumber defect referring to the absence of wood or the presence of bark along an edge or corner.
Bark or the rounded surface under the bark, on sawn timber.
Missing wood or untrimmed bark along the edge or corner of the piece.
Is the presence of Bark or absence of wood on corners of a piece of lumber.
The presence of bark, or the lack of wood from and causes.
Bark, or the lack of wood from any cause, on the edge or corner of a piece of lumber resulting from outer-log surface irregularities.
Bark, or other lack of wood from any cause, on edge or corner of a piece of wood
Thin to open areas in veneer sheets that result from outer log surface irregularities. Generally, only veneer peeled from the outer log surface will contain wane. Some wane areas may contain bark inclusions. For grading, wane is classed as an open defect.
Bark or lack of wood from any cause, except eased edges on the edge or corner of a piece of lumber.
The absence of wood on any face or edge of a piece of timber, leaving exposed the original underbark surface with or without bark.
Bark or lack of wood from any cause on edge or corner of a piece of lumber except for eased edges.