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What kind of wood?
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...and is it "stabilized"???... 
[size=-2](For a thread on stabilizing, read this - http://www.talkblade.info/viewtopic.php?t=6620 )[/size]
[size=-2](For a thread on stabilizing, read this - http://www.talkblade.info/viewtopic.php?t=6620 )[/size]
lambertiana
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There have been several variations over the years. Obeechee (sp?), Macassar ebony (my favorite), birch, laminate...
Others may correct me, but I think the obeechee and birch are stabilized. The macassar was not, and didn't need to be.
Others may correct me, but I think the obeechee and birch are stabilized. The macassar was not, and didn't need to be.
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The ol' lady already thinks I'm nuts on a good day. Add what she calls my "knife buddies" on this forum, my waiting for the mailman like it's Christmas when I'm expecting a new "toy" (I tell her they're "tools"), sniffing my knives, sniffing my sheaths (not "sheets"), and posting a web page of "tools". I think the crock pot thing would just throw her over the edge.
Goose.
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Goose.
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