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My neighbor just cut down some old soft maples (100 years plus) and there
are several large sections from around the base that are around 5 feet in diamiter and at least 36 inches thick. Granted I'd have to cut them down down to turning size, but is soft maple good for turning bowls? Sorry if this sounds like a newbe, but I am to turning bowls. Thanks |
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