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    Any suggestions on the 'favored' moisture meter? Which is better, pin type or digital?
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    Clamping Cauls - Making & Using Clamping cauls are superior to dowels and biscuits for aligning panel glue ups. No, they don't align the ends of the boards, but biscuits have too much play to do so, and have too much play to align the board edges. Dowels will align the ends, but you need one...
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    Hello Everyone!!! I have a question. What's your favorite wood to work with and why? Do you purchase it? Does it come from the backyard? Do you test it for moisture? Why or why not? Hugs, Wood Goddess
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    I have read that lumber should have a low moisture content (6-8%) before milling. This is to minimize wood movement once the project is completed. How does one measure the moisture content without an electronic moisture meter? How did woodworkers do this over a hundred years ago? I would...
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