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I'm turning a bowl out of pecan wood. I roughed it out while green and let
it dry. Its tough cutting and I'm getting lots of torn end grain. I've sanded with 60 grit paper until I was covered with dust and still have a little torn grain showing. I guess I'll continue to sand, but was wondering if there is a better way. I'm using sharp tools (at least I think they are). I'm using a belt sander to sharpen them. Does anyone else have this much problem with this wood? I've tried it before and it seemed to be just as big a problem. Any help would be appreciated. Rick |
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