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August 12th 04, 08:35 PM
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wood grain question.
Stealth Pilot wrote in message . ..
that is pretty well my take on it as well. I was wondering whether I'd missed something in the reading along the way. oh well bugger the waste. we saw for quarter grain. the stuff grows on trees anyway :-) If you have tight grained flatsawn lumber you can rip it into narrow strips, rotate the strips 90 degrees and glue them to make vertically-grained glue-laminations. -- FF 
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December 6th 04, 02:13 PM
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