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saw-cut

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saw-cut [′sȯ ‚kət]
(geology)
A large canyon that cuts abruptly across a terrace, so that it is visible only from locations near its edge.
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These coated abrasive belts are used for applications including decorative finishes on metal surfaces; grinding, deburring and flash removal on saw-cut parts, edge blending; cleaning; smoothing metal, plastic and wood; removing tool marks and forging scale; finishing prior to painting/plating and grinding gates off castings.
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Raw material costs are often reduced because rough hot-rolled and saw-cut stock can be used in place of pre-milled pieces.
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