"Nick" wrote in message
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Only saw this today, suspect it may have been put up last Sunday.

http://www.finehomebuilding.com/item...ilding-eletter

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Cool - I'l have some of that!

In American terms, if you've got wood you can stretch it another 20%
Awesome!

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David WE Roberts wrote:


"Nick" wrote in message
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Only saw this today, suspect it may have been put up last Sunday.

http://www.finehomebuilding.com/item...-miscut-board-
from-the-scrap-
bin?&lookup=auto&V27=&V28=&V29=&V30=&V31=&V32=&V33 =&V34=&V35=&V55=&V56=&Taun_Per_Flag=True&utm_sourc e=email&utm_medium=eletter&utm_term=tools&utm_cont ent=20120402-
fast-fix-short-board&utm_campaign=fine-homebuilding-eletter

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Cool - I'l have some of that!

In American terms, if you've got wood you can stretch it another 20%
Awesome!


That's a lot of work and expense compared to buying a new bit of wood.

But I wonder if that gunk would allow the easy bending and shaping of wood
(ie what traditionally would have been done by steaming)?
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Tim Watts

Tim Watts wrote:

David WE Roberts wrote:

wrote in message

Only saw this today, suspect it may have been put up last Sunday.

http://finehomebuilding.com/item/22728

Cool - I'l have some of that! In American terms, if you've got wood
you can stretch it another 20% Awesome!

That's a lot of work and expense compared to buying a new bit of wood.
But I wonder if that gunk would allow the easy bending and shaping of wood
(ie what traditionally would have been done by steaming)?

Did you notice what the date *was* last Sunday?

Andy Burns wrote:

Tim Watts wrote:

David WE Roberts wrote:

wrote in message

Only saw this today, suspect it may have been put up last Sunday.

http://finehomebuilding.com/item/22728

Cool - I'l have some of that! In American terms, if you've got wood
you can stretch it another 20% Awesome!

That's a lot of work and expense compared to buying a new bit of wood.
But I wonder if that gunk would allow the easy bending and shaping of
wood (ie what traditionally would have been done by steaming)?

Did you notice what the date *was* last Sunday?

OK - hehe then...
--
Tim Watts

"Tim Watts" wrote in message
...
David WE Roberts wrote:


"Nick" wrote in message
...
Only saw this today, suspect it may have been put up last Sunday.

http://www.finehomebuilding.com/item...-miscut-board-
from-the-scrap-
bin?&lookup=auto&V27=&V28=&V29=&V30=&V31=&V32=&V33 =&V34=&V35=&V55=&V56=&Taun_Per_Flag=True&utm_sourc e=email&utm_medium=eletter&utm_term=tools&utm_cont ent=20120402-
fast-fix-short-board&utm_campaign=fine-homebuilding-eletter

Tinyurl preview:
http://preview.tinyurl.com/7ketgmu


Cool - I'l have some of that!

In American terms, if you've got wood you can stretch it another 20%
Awesome!


That's a lot of work and expense compared to buying a new bit of wood.

But I wonder if that gunk would allow the easy bending and shaping of wood
(ie what traditionally would have been done by steaming)?

That gunk is amazing stuff, you just use the magic crayon (supplied) and
write on the tin what you want it to do.

"Tim Watts" wrote in message
...
David WE Roberts wrote:


"Nick" wrote in message
...
Only saw this today, suspect it may have been put up last Sunday.

http://www.finehomebuilding.com/item...-miscut-board-
from-the-scrap-
bin?&lookup=auto&V27=&V28=&V29=&V30=&V31=&V32=&V33 =&V34=&V35=&V55=&V56=&Taun_Per_Flag=True&utm_sourc e=email&utm_medium=eletter&utm_term=tools&utm_cont ent=20120402-
fast-fix-short-board&utm_campaign=fine-homebuilding-eletter

Tinyurl preview:
http://preview.tinyurl.com/7ketgmu


Cool - I'l have some of that!

In American terms, if you've got wood you can stretch it another 20%
Awesome!


That's a lot of work and expense compared to buying a new bit of wood.

But I wonder if that gunk would allow the easy bending and shaping of wood
(ie what traditionally would have been done by steaming)?


Oh, and you might like to look up "getting wood" or "getting a woody" in an
American slang dictionary ;-)

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[Not even bunny]

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On Wed, 4 Apr 2012 11:54:00 +0100
"David WE Roberts" wrote:

In American terms, if you've got wood you can stretch it another 20%
Awesome!

And using American arithmetic he managed to stretch a 4 ft plank 20% to
5ft.

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Mike Clarke

On 04/04/2012 15:50, Mike Clarke wrote:
On Wed, 4 Apr 2012 11:54:00 +0100
"David WE wrote:

In American terms, if you've got wood you can stretch it another 20%
Awesome!

And using American arithmetic he managed to stretch a 4 ft plank 20% to
5ft.


Indeed! [He'd only need to shrink it by 20% though to get back to 4 ft g]

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On Wednesday, April 4, 2012 11:54:00 AM UTC+1, David WE Roberts wrote:
"Nick" wrote in message
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Only saw this today, suspect it may have been put up last Sunday.

http://www.finehomebuilding.com/item...ilding-eletter

Tinyurl preview:
http://preview.tinyurl.com/7ketgmu


Cool - I'l have some of that!

In American terms, if you've got wood you can stretch it another 20%
Awesome!


yes and in America 4 feet + 20% = 5 feet !

Robert