plain-saw
/ˈplānsô
/verb (past participle plain-sawed /-sôd/ or plain-sawn /-sôn/) [with object]
Saw (timber) tangential to the growth rings, so that the rings make angles of less than 45° with the faces of the boards produced: [as adjective, in combination]: (-sawn) plain-sawn logs
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