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Re: To be or knot to be
By:Tony
Date: 3/30/2000, 7:45 pm
In Response To: To be or knot to be (Ray)

> I have stripped up about 6 inches on my Guillemot L and I am bound and
> determined to use some cedar I have cut off my own place. It is
> predominately whiteish so I purchased some red to suppliment. My question
> is how much trouble am I getting into if I use some cedar with knots? The
> knots have survived sawing, resawing, cove and bead routing and are still
> tight, sound and hard. If I manage to get them sanded without them
> becoming "proud" will I run into other surprises later? I'm not
> lazy, I have removed a lot of them, but some are just pretty and look
> good. Thanks

Bend it. If it breaks don't use it. Glass of a small scrap, wait till it set, then do your best scrapping. If it sticks, I guest it does no harm to use it.

Messages In This Thread

To be or knot to be
Ray -- 3/30/2000, 7:39 pm
Re: To be or knot to be
Ray -- 3/30/2000, 11:39 pm
Re: To be or knot to be
Paul G. Jacobson -- 3/30/2000, 10:38 pm
Re: To be or knot to be
Dave Houser -- 3/31/2000, 2:16 am
Re: To be or knot to be
Hank -- 3/30/2000, 11:10 pm
Re: To be or knot to be
Paul G. Jacobson -- 3/31/2000, 4:26 am
Re: To be or knot to be
Rehd -- 3/30/2000, 8:35 pm
Re: To be or knot to be
Tony -- 3/30/2000, 7:45 pm