1.   And what does this mean for the Pacific Northwest, for decades the center of an industry that cut big boards from big trees?

2.   Before any board is cut, it is essential to secure the work.

3.   A new flat plastic cutting board made sense.

4.   A. With a saber saw, carefully cut the board at the top and bottom.

5.   But it is easier to cut large boards when they are positioned on sawhorses or a box.

6.   But remember you will be cutting the board into four pieces, so a little more bow can generally be tolerated.

7.   Carefully unfold phyllo dough and lay out on cutting board.

8.   Cut the board to size with a utility knife and place it behind the wall, foil-side out.

9.   Cut replacement boards from the same tongue-and-groove stock as the damaged pieces and fit the boards, one by one, into the opening.

10.   Gas grills, one behind another with gleaming silver trim, cup holders and cutting boards at the ready.