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p; How are you milling maple that thin?<BR>
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Dale,<BR>
The problem with notching Delignit, and likely Falconwood as well though I <=
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haven't tried it, is the 90° cross ply. Laminating 1.5-2mm maple at under =
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10° angles gets you enough cross plying for strength, but it's still close=
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enough to parallel to hand notch if you don't happen to have built a power <=
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notcher just yet. Try it. It's terrific stuff.<BR>
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Ron N<BR>
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