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    These 2 pieces of Red Oak were laying about a year after a timber crew cleaned up some blowdowns.
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    I have an unheated shop in New England. In the cold weather, I always do glue-ups in the house. I use Titebond III. During the Spring and Fall, the temperature is often high enough to glue-up in the shop during the day, but then drops below the recommended temperature at night. In this...
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