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English: A 38 mm thick particle board used for example for worktops, grinded in an angle of circa 13°. Good to see is the change from the fine cover to the coarser mid. Deutsch: Eine 38 mm dicke Spanplatte, wie sie etwa als Arbeitsplatten Verwendung findet, mit einem Winkel von ca. 13° geschliffen. Man gut den Übergang von einer feinen Deckschicht zu einer gröberen Mittellage erkennen. |
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Date | 26 October 2004 (upload date) | ||||||||
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own work by MatthiasKabel http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:Spanplatte_schraegschliff.jpg (german Wikipedia) |
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MatthiasKabel at the German-language Wikipedia, the copyright holder of this work, hereby publishes it under the following license:
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