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I am planning a woodworking project and intend to build this project
(work table) with maple. I understand that there are both hard and soft maples. How would you know hard maple from soft maple? My options for purchasing lumber include purchasing rough-sawn from a hardwood dealer or buying S4S from a lumber yard or my local big-box building supply company which recently began carrying maple 1X stock. While I am sure that the maple at the hardwood deal is in fact hard - how might I tell if the maple at the lumber yard (S4S) is hard rather than soft? Thanks in advance, remsendh |
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