Re: Over Sanding

Posted by Chris on Dec 1, 2004

I have a small spot of oversanding darkness too, right at a scarf joint. I just say it's a character trait of the wood, you see, during the great south african pygmy squash migration that happens once every 102 years, a particular type of indigenous beetle lay eggs in the gaboon tree that this wood is taken from, resulting in the dark splotches left over from the larvae metamorphasis. It's actually a quite desirable trait as it strengthens the wood. Just make up an interesting story about it, and carry on. Want to hear about my last fishing trip?

cj

cj

In Response to: Over Sanding by MAC on Dec 1, 2004

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• Re: Over Sanding by Mark Camp on Dec 1, 2004