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herringbone vs offset

07-12-2009, 07:46 PM

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herringbone vs offset

Beginning my buld and would like to know the difference in the two, performance wise. Seems an offset pattern is easier to cut and layout, and has the same effect of not giving the peel something to hang on. Does the herringbone make the elusive pizza ion line up better?

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