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324 days ago |
I hate to bring up a topic that may have have been discussed in here before, so please forgive me. My question has to do with seasonal wood movement (expansion) and thickness, or shall we say “thinness”. I have seen presented as a rule of thumb, that some wood species may expand across the grain up to 3/8 inch per foot, any comments or corrections? What about the thickness?... can you contain the movement by milling the thickness to 1/4 or 3/16 of an inch?... even 1/8 inch? I realize it can be laminated to MDF or plywood to control, but at what thicknesses??? I would appreciate any thoughts. Craven -- let the chips fly! |
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