stud grade dimensional lumber typically has\na no wane or defects.\nb some obvious defects.\nc small tight…

stud grade dimensional lumber typically has\na no wane or defects.\nb some obvious defects.\nc small tight knots, if any.\nd a smooth finished surface.

stud grade dimensional lumber typically has\na no wane or defects.\nb some obvious defects.\nc small tight knots, if any.\nd a smooth finished surface.

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Stud - grade dimensional lumber is a common - use lumber in construction. It may have small tight knots, but not no wane or defects (it's not a high - grade finish lumber), and it doesn't have some obvious defects as that would make it unsuitable for most stud applications. It also doesn't have a smooth finished surface as it's mainly for structural purposes.

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C. small tight knots, if any.