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Re: [Homestead] Woodwoorking tools

From: Gene GeRue <genegerue AT ruralize.com>
To: WarrenSmith AT PalmettoBuilders.net, homestead AT lists.ibiblio.org
Subject: Re: [Homestead] Woodwoorking tools
Date: Wed, 14 Sep 2005 11:32:01 -0500

I'll add this about
using the pine- don't worry about anything to debark it. Cut it in the
lengths you require/want, cut off the limbs and stack it to dry. Once dry
the bark will peel off with no more than a paint scraper.

Seems like the debarking would be affected by the time of year of the cut. Spring sap is nasty, leaves residue. Anyone have substantial experience?

[Homestead] Woodwoorking tools, Rob Walton, 09/13/2005
- Re: [Homestead] Woodwoorking tools, Rob, 09/13/2005
- Re: [Homestead] Woodwoorking tools, Warren F. Smith, 09/14/2005
  - Re: [Homestead] Woodwoorking tools, Gene GeRue, 09/14/2005
    - Re: [Homestead] Woodwoorking tools, Keith B, 09/15/2005
      - Re: [Homestead] Woodwoorking tools, Gene GeRue, 09/15/2005
        
        Re: [Homestead] Woodwoorking tools, Rob Walton, 09/15/2005
        
        Re: [Homestead] Woodwoorking tools, Warren F. Smith, 09/15/2005
        
        Re: [Homestead] Woodwoorking tools, Keith B, 09/15/2005
        
        Re: [Homestead] Woodwoorking tools, Gene GeRue, 09/15/2005
        
        Re: [Homestead] Woodwoorking tools, Lynda, 09/15/2005
        
        Re: [Homestead] Woodwoorking tools, Gene GeRue, 09/15/2005
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  - Re: [Homestead] Woodwoorking tools, Rob Walton, 09/16/2005
    - [Homestead] Trip was: Woodwoorking tools, Don Bowen, 09/19/2005