graham wrote:
Cut a round from a very large piece of elm last week that had been end
sealed and drying for at least 15 years. Was going to make a 15-16€�
salad bowl. I left it for a few days as I was busy with work and serious
checks developed. Ill be lucky to get a 10€� bowl. Sod it!

In my experience, end sealing is not a permanent preventative, just a
delaying action for a few days til you can rough it out and in a bag
to dry.

--
GW Ross

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