In a message dated 5/15/1999 8:42:58 AM, John wrote: <<"Cliff had some pieces of Falcon wood pin blocks he had been using for the class. He gave me a piece about 1 foot square............................ I took it home and drilled 8 holes such that the pin torque was between 5 and 10 inch pounds. I then treated the block with several different treatments.">> John; If I am not mistaken Falconwood is normally almost saturated with whatever it is that is used to form such a dense laminated plank. As such Falconwood 'may' not be the best indicator of efficacy concerning various pin block "treatments" vis a vis more traditional type plank construction. Just a thought. Jim Bryant (FL)
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