resaw
/rɪˈsɔʊ, ˈriːsɔʊ/Definitions
1. noun
A saw or sawing machine used to cut thin slices from a board, especially one that has been previously sawed or split.
“The carpenter used a resaw to cut thin strips of wood for the furniture.”
2. verb
To cut or saw a board into thin slices, especially one that has been previously sawed or split.
“The woodworker resawed the board to create thin layers for the craft project.”