Generally, really thick slabs like 2" or more, and it needs to be cured
for a couple of years under tightly controlled circumstances.
That said, it's often better to do a book-matched set that is made from
one to three pieces sliced from the same tree. I think that book-matched
is often a much more interesting pattern, and it's easier to keep it
from going wonky.
bp
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On 1/17/2016 6:13 AM, Lewis Bergman wrote:
How do you keep something that wide from curling? Attaching some kind
of cross grain stabalizing board?
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