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flat cut

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flat cut [′flat ‚kət]
(mining engineering)
A manner of placing the boreholes, for the first shot in a tunnel, in which they are started about 2 or 3 feet (60 or 90 centimeters) above the floor and pointed downward so that the bottom of the hole will be about level with the floor.
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