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Re: Large dimensoned rough cut
By:Dave Houser
Date: 11/1/2000, 12:08 am
In Response To: Wood (Tom)

If you want to save money look at rough cut lumber it is usually cheaper. It will take more effort to finish all four sides of your strips but if you are doing it as a hobby its all part of the game. If you start with one piece of large dimensioned rough cut lumber then rip it every which way to get down to 1/4 inch strips all of the pieces will color match and you can control the final orientation of the grain.

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Wood
Tom -- 10/30/2000, 8:35 pm
Re: Large dimensoned rough cut
Dave Houser -- 11/1/2000, 12:08 am
Re: Large dimensoned rough cut
John Monfoe -- 11/1/2000, 4:35 am
Re: Large dimensoned rough cut
Shawn Baker -- 11/3/2000, 11:57 am
Re: Large dimensoned rough cut
John Monfoe -- 11/4/2000, 3:26 am
Re: Large dimensoned rough cut--UPDATE
John Monfoe -- 11/8/2000, 5:09 am
Re: He's going for it!
Shawn Baker -- 11/4/2000, 9:29 am
Re: He's going for it!
Roger Nuffer -- 11/4/2000, 11:16 am
Re: He's going for it! *Pic*
Bill Boyd -- 11/5/2000, 4:23 pm
Re: He's going for it!
Don Beale -- 11/5/2000, 12:19 pm
Re: Wood
John Monfoe -- 10/31/2000, 3:43 am
Re: Wood
Paul G. Jacobson -- 11/1/2000, 1:41 am
Re: Wood
Rehd -- 11/1/2000, 8:54 am
short strips
Jim Eisenmenger -- 10/31/2000, 2:14 pm
Re: Wood
Paul G. Jacobson -- 10/30/2000, 11:03 pm