Date: 7/6/1999, 10:41 am
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> When I buy boards - they hate me because I want to pick each
> one up for weight. There's a lot of difference between the weights of
> various boards of the same dimension according to it's sap content (slow
> growth / fast growth and where It came off the log).
You pick the ligtest board?
If it is light because of less oil/humidity..., then fine. But What about the grain. We always read to pick wood with rings close together for high strength. I guess that rings close together will also mean a change in proportion of hard wintergrown vs softer summergrown wood, and so this will mean a heavier board. If I am right, then it will be a choice of strengt vs low weigth.
Jan Gunnar
Messages In This Thread
- pine or spruce for strips?
Jan Gunnar Moe -- 7/5/1999, 6:37 am- Re: pine or spruce for strips?
Lennart Berlin -- 7/7/1999, 6:37 am- Re: pine or spruce for strips?
Jan Gunnar Moe -- 7/7/1999, 8:04 am
- Re: pine or spruce for strips?
Nick Schade -- 7/5/1999, 9:15 am- Spruce for strips, nice cost
Jan Gunnar Moe -- 7/5/1999, 9:50 am- Re: Spruce for strips, nice cost
Hans Friedel -- 7/5/1999, 5:16 pm- Re: Spruce for strips, nice cost
Jay Babina -- 7/6/1999, 9:29 am- Grain vs weigth
Jan Gunnar Moe -- 7/6/1999, 10:41 am
- Grain vs weigth
- Re: Spruce for strips, nice cost
- Re: Spruce for strips, nice cost
- Re: pine or spruce for strips?
- Re: pine or spruce for strips?