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In my experience it's just random chance if things get held up at the border. Typically they make it through pretty fast but occasionally they must pick out certain packages or trucks for a more thorough search or something which takes longer and shipment gets delayed. If they end up slapping duty ...

I always figured people would just use a hammer and tap it flat after cutting I guess. I dunno

Couldn't you cut it with snips like these? http://www.leevalley.com/en/wood/page.a ... at=51&ap=1

Or is it too thick?

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