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October 5th 03, 10:52 PM
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"Fred the Red Shirt" wrote in message om... snippage Then you'd be able to use woods like birch, or ash which are a lot tougher than poplar. Ash in partcular resists plitting as does beech which would be an excellent wood for parts subject to shock loading like landing gear. Splitting beech is like trying to split a block of hard rubber. Whittle yourself a Beech craft?  Tim Ward 
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