offcuts

Offcuts from the wood industry could also be used as fuel.

It is cheap as offcuts from a glass cutting shop are often free.

Small offcuts are used as shims to level floor joists.

Printers gather up offcuts of white paper and card.

Offcuts were available at affordable prices for local consumption by the poor and underprivileged.

You can do this by actively encouraging better design and good site practice, such as reusing offcuts.

At judging, Lauren showed the offcuts of her hair to Lisa.

Do practise on offcuts before cutting a larger sheet.

Sometimes the book seems to contain the offcuts from Heart Of Darkness.

Offcuts are taxable unless subsequently shaped into a dimensioned product.

A supply of Perspex offcuts can often be obtained from firms making illuminated signs.

Save suitable offcuts for next year's plant supports.

Space apart by the thickness of the wall, and nail 3x1in timber offcuts which form the base.

This joint is commonly used in the production of building materials from smaller offcuts of timber.

The gate should be held level with offcuts of 50mm timber before drilling the hole for the bolt.

And save offcuts for lining drawers and covering shelves.

This includes the spoil, waste, offcuts and other by-products arising from the:

I'd guess someone has chopped up offcuts.'

Khaki, or at least dark brown ripstop offcuts, makes a nostalgic parachute pack and harness.

Even the timber offcuts go back to run the factory's boiler system, making Kaohsiung both self-sufficient and environmentally pretty sound.

He sorted through a bin of metal offcuts to find a piece of steel, and then selected a file.

Offcuts of pipe, scraps of wood, even tools.

The business also donated ducting offcuts to a local charity, saving about £230 in disposal costs.

The air was pungent with spices; the linoleum on the floor peeped through offcuts of burgundy carpet.

Offcuts from roughing-out could also be used as small knives, arrowheads and other small sharp tools.