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LowEnergyParticle wrote:
Measuring tools and instruments often come in wooden cases. I've seen mahogany, birch, poplar, pine, and several other woods used. The idea is that the case will absorb moisture from the tool and thereby keep it from rusting. snip .... and all this time I thought the cases were to prevent the tool from getting banged, damaged and knocked out of alignment. -- Jack Novak Buffalo, NY - USA |
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