• rtops,
• trits,
• ricos,
• raods,
• ritas

Cross-cuts are a type of woodworking technique used to create intricate designs in wood. They are the process of slicing wood across the grain to create intricate patterns. They are used to decorate furniture, as well as cabinetry, floors and other architectural elements. Cross-cuts can be done by hand or with the use of a hand held saw. The cuts can be done in straight lines, circles or any custom shape needed. Depending on the skill level of the woodworker, the result can be anything from a simple two-dimensional design to something more complicated and intricate.