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"Ron Wanttaja" wrote in message ... snippage Actually, a buddy of mine says my old box was made out of Beech. Ed will probably get a lot of mileage out of that one.... Ron Wanttaja So is the new box "Son of the beech"? Tim Ward |
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"B2431" wrote in message ... From: Ed Wischmeyer Date: 11/4/2003 6:57 AM Central Standard Time snip FWIW, the poplar one weighed 1.25 pounds. The nearly-identical oak one weighed a half-pound more... a 40% weight penalty. I'd have thought you'd use spruce, it's even more poplar... :-) Ed Wischmeyer Ed, you know a bunch of people are going to birch about your comment. Dan, U. S. Air Force, retired Where there's a willow, there's a way... KB |
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In article , B2431 says...
I'd have thought you'd use spruce, it's even more poplar... :-) Ed Wischmeyer Ed, you know a bunch of people are going to birch about your comment. Dan, U. S. Air Force, retired Just don't pine over using birch instead of spruce.But remember there's always the larch :-) See ya Chuck S |
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"ChuckSlusarczyk" wrote in message ... In article , B2431 says... I'd have thought you'd use spruce, it's even more poplar... :-) Ed Wischmeyer Ed, you know a bunch of people are going to birch about your comment. Dan, U. S. Air Force, retired Just don't pine over using birch instead of spruce.But remember there's always the larch :-) See ya Chuck S You are all acting like stoopid sons of beeches. -- Jim in NC |
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In article , Ron Wanttaja says...
I kinda like either Black Walnut or Balsa :-) But I also think the subtle hues of Cherry can blend into a harmony of tones that are a feast to the senses.... I really liked the use of Oak tho' it was a nice touch. Chuck S I just finished a new battery box for my Fly Baby. Actually TWO battery boxes, after the first one (made of oak) got laughed out of my EAA chapter. (Hey, I do a bit of non-aviation carpentry. I *love* working with oak!) FWIW, the poplar one weighed 1.25 pounds. The nearly-identical oak one weighed a half-pound more... a 40% weight penalty. Ron Wanttaja |
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