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Safety tipThe safety tip of a nail gun is a feature of an air nailer that must be pressed to a surface before the gun will fire | |
SandpaperSandpaper is special paper with an abrasive layer attached to one side for smoothing and leveling surfaces in preparation for painting | |
Sandwich headerA sandwich header is asolid structural site made beam made of layers of material such as lumber and OSB laminated together to span over a rough opening | |
SashA sash is a movable or fixed section of a window that holds the glass | |
Sash brushA sash brush is a detail brush (usually with an angled bristle head) for cutting in and other fine brush work. Sometimes called a “trim” or “cut in” brush | |
Sash lockA sash lock is a window component used to secure a movable sash in the window frame for security | |
SatinSatin
is a term used to describe amedium gloss sheen. It is duller than
semigloss with more shine than eggshell | |
ScaleScale is the amount of reduction from actual size that a building is drawn to. Expressed as a ratio (Ex. ¼” = 1’) | |
SCFMSCFM or Standard Cubic Feet per Minute is a measurement of the maximum volume of air a specific compressor can deliver while running. Typically given with a PSI number as well (ex. 2.6 SCFM @ 90PSI) | |