Deburring

The deburring is a woodworking and an element of the skirting . It is determined and carried out by the carpenter . The deburring is the counterpart to the groove (e.g. valley rafters , hip rafters). The burr removes the parts of the wood that protrude above the roof surface. These "overhangs" would collide with the roof battens or roof cladding that might have to be installed . A previous basic shift (e.g. hip rafters) can minimize the incidental waste and a weakening of the wood cross-section. The only alternative to trimming can be lowering the wood, but this option is rarely used.

Possible uses

• Flight rafter (inclined rafter)
• Rafters
• Hip rafters
• Throat plank
• canted rafters
• canted shifter

Literature and Sources

• Bund Deutscher Zimmermeister (ed.): Writing after the surface method. Bruderverlag GmbH