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Stuart Noble
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Stuart Noble wrote:
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With knotty pine there is always some risk of warping.
The amount of knots has no bearing on the stability.
it has everything to do with it.
In fact I think the
marketing term originally referred to Lodgepole Pine, popular in the
70s, that had hundreds of small knots but was remarkably stable.
it would be if the knots are very small.
honestly
Canadian Yellow Pine is well known for its stability but has enormous knots.
And don't give me the "honestly" bit. I used to make pine frames for a
living so I have good experience of selecting straight sections from
long lengths.
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