On Saturday 24 November 2012 11:04:03 Ben Potter did opine: > Doesn't harden it - or only a surface layer anyway, if you cut the wood > it's back to fresh oak pretty darn quickly. I expect if you left it in > long enough it would start to permeate through, colouring and hardening > the core. > > Since I'm typically aging stuff like: > http://bpuk.org/photos/displayimage.php?pid=3&fullsize=1 - which is only > 5/8" thick, there's nothing like the thickness needed to drive nails > into it. And thats pretty too! Sets off the bookmatched panel behind it very nicely. That code I presume doesn't leave the machine. :)
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