I just finished cutting up a slab of Black Nargusta Burl and I'm debating whether or not to have the blocks stabilized. The specific gravity on this species ranges from .65 to .80 so it's at the lower end of what I usually consider a hardwood that doesn't need to be stabilized. The weight in my hand is a little less than what I'd like, but not by much. So I'm looking for some opinions: to stabilize or not to stabilize - what say you?
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When in doubt.......
"Those who say it can't be done are always pasted by those doing it"
I always say when in doubt stabilize it. I have a big chunk of this out right now.
Hey Mike, thanks. Weren't you supposed to be on an oil rig by now?
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Don't remind him! I'm sending my Shig his way soon!
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Not permanently I go for a while and I am off for while. Just got back from Norway. Now I am working nights testing BOP's at the company I worked at for 18 years prior to this one it's kinda awkward.
BOP's?
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Blow out preventers
Originally Posted by brainsausage
Gotcha.
Today is as good a day to die as any. Except for tomorrow. I have plans tomorrow.
Does this involve a cork and an ass?
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