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amazed they havnt split!!!

 

Likewise.

 

If they're fairly dry, it looks like you can get away with it which is a real surprise. Otherwise I would be thinking of impregnating them with polyethylene glycol (PEG) which stops shrinkage.

 

I would also agree with comments about re-sawing them rather than trying to sand the marks out from this point. If you haven't got anything suitable already then would suggest a japanese saw - the pull action keeps the cut dead straight and very thin, and the finish is really fine. This is one of my favourite (but worst advertised!) websites:

 

Woodwork Projects homepage

 

The owner is really helpful in recommending saws for purposes, but of the ones I've got, I would go for the S-265 for this and get a really accurate cut, even freehand, with very little post-finishing required.

 

Alec

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Likewise.

 

If they're fairly dry, it looks like you can get away with it which is a real surprise. Otherwise I would be thinking of impregnating them with polyethylene glycol (PEG) which stops shrinkage.

 

I would also agree with comments about re-sawing them rather than trying to sand the marks out from this point. If you haven't got anything suitable already then would suggest a japanese saw - the pull action keeps the cut dead straight and very thin, and the finish is really fine. This is one of my favourite (but worst advertised!) websites:

 

Woodwork Projects homepage

 

The owner is really helpful in recommending saws for purposes, but of the ones I've got, I would go for the S-265 for this and get a really accurate cut, even freehand, with very little post-finishing required.

 

Alec

 

Dam you, more things to buy :D

 

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