Arboreal hygroscopicalicity

[gordon stelter]

To much ridicule, Ric, I have previously described how
I lacquer keyframes and keysticks for stability ( and
ease of cleaning!). My mockers have yet to provide a
reason against this, other than that it somehow
violates "TRADITION"!!!
    As for wood losing its "hygroscopicality": perhaps
you are referring to the phenomenon wherein once
fibers have been compressed by humidity absorption,
drying will not entice the previous dimension, and
vise-versa upon re-hyrdration.
     Respectfully,
     Thump 
> 
> I have it on dietic authority that wood looses its
> reactionary behavior to
> climatic and anti climatice variations in ambient
> atmospheric conditions. I
> thought that was the same thing.
> 
 Could
> you use such "wood" to make
> a more stable keyframe ? What about such material
> for a bridge ?
> 
> Just curious....as usual.. and a bit more then
> usually annoyed at the curling
> key frame syndrome.
> 
> RicB
> 
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