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PostPosted: Wed Oct 06, 2010 11:57 am 
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Picked up 10 BF of Hog today for $60. So if this was in your woodpile, what would you do with it?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/42157219@N04/5057711908/in/set-72157624983795185/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/42157219@N04/5057712282/in/set-72157624983795185/

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I would send it directly to " wudwerkr" in case there is a bad allergy , wouldnt want anyone to suffer so I would gladly suffer in there place . laughing6-hehe

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Well, hard to say. Although these boards are gorgeous, the look highly unstable to me. The one from the second picture looks better though. It could probably make it for back & sides. But not the first one.

And I would certainly not use any of those for necks.

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SCGib68 wrote:


Oh my! That's some nice looking hog. eek


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PostPosted: Wed Oct 06, 2010 7:57 pm 
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Alain Moisan wrote:
Well, hard to say. Although these boards are gorgeous, the look highly unstable to me. The one from the second picture looks better though. It could probably make it for back & sides. But not the first one.

And I would certainly not use any of those for necks.


I was thinking along the same lines with one question. The first one, could it be used for necks by laminating in a .250" maple center strip and/or carbon rods? If not, it'll end up making neck/tail blocks and some bling binding. (or that some of those dang bookshelves my wife keeps asking for...lol)

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SCGib68 wrote:
The first one, could it be used for necks by laminating in a .250" maple center strip and/or carbon rods? If not, it'll end up making neck/tail blocks and some bling binding. (or that some of those dang bookshelves my wife keeps asking for...lol)


The parts where the grain is the most strait, I guess you could go with laminating them. But for the rest, bookshelves it is! Of course, bindings will be awesome, I think. You should have enough bindings in there for a couple of years...

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