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  1. 25th February 2008, 08:43 AM #1
    doodle
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    Default AS1684 - maximum undersize tolerances for timber used in structural applications

    Hi there,

    I'm currently completing some assignments for my Cert IV whilst overseas. I've been trying to find details of Clause 1.15 of Part 2 of AS1684 (relating to to maximum undersize tolerances for timber used in structural applications) online, but without luck.

    Does anyone know where I might be able to find this? Everything I've seen online suggests that I'll have to buy a copy of the standard, but would like not to have to do this given I'll have to have it shipped over...

    Thanks in advance,

    Doodle
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  3. 27th February 2008, 05:05 AM #2
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    Since you are doing this thru TAFE or some similar organisation, surely you can contact your course supervisor or the TAFE library for a copy of the relevant pages? If they can operate a scanner they should be able to e-mail it to you. That is what the 'fair dealing' clauses in the Copyright Act is about.
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