if the peice is cut the whole length thats a rip cut

 

You think it would come apart? I'm gonna try to put some through the planer.

 

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Oh wait, I think that's right. You rip a 2x4 down to a smaller board.

 

the plys of plywood have the grain at right angles to each other, so only half of them are being rip cut while the other half are being cross cut

 

well what mike is saying is a rip cut is usually made according to the grain but in practical use the term is used to describe a cut that splits a long piece of wood the whole length of the board and cutting the board across the width or against the grain would be a cross cut

 

im talking about the misuse of the word "rip"
millions of carpenters misuse the word every day, it mildly annoys me. not nearly as much as "2 cycle" though

 

you got it son

 

It's only on dualies and I think it's so the weight of the truck is loaded more on the hub than on the wheel studs, but that's just a wild guess.
It got my point across and it was easier than typing "get it cut in half the long way"

 

as per the technical definition yes but in practical terms cutting a 4x8 piece in to a 2x8 would be considered a rip cut

 

What do you mean by the misuse of 2 cycle?

 

If you said that to Al Borland he'd laugh at you

 

i don't think i ever seen a dually that didn't have the off set like that except for a regular truck that was turned into a dually or a toyota dually or some thing like that ...

as far as the gm duallys go i think it's like you said it's to allow room for bigger breaks and suspension parts so the rating of the load the truck can haul is bigger

 

I guess everyone is still sleeping from all the e-humping in here last night...

 

and that my friends is how you tell him

https://www.stuntlife.com/forums/281...ml#post3529219

 

ar ar ar tool time

 

its a misnomer for 2 stroke, by people who clearly dont understand the difference between a cycle and a stroke

 

It's used by oil producers and everything.

Technically wouldn't a 2 cycle be a 4 stroke?

 

Kind of cool:
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...&sbv=Craftsman

 

Exactly.

Thats how you can tell what oil NOT to buy lol I dont think ive ever seen a reputable oil company say 2 cycle. Its always the ace hardware brands that do it.