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    Repairing a cracked wooden plank - GIF

    Repairing a cracked wooden plank.




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    Total waste of time.

    Not how you treat wood. It wins every time. This tree, this section of tree is not suitable as it is really full of stresses.

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    I get better timber recovered from pallets made with the cheapest wood possible, a split like that wouldn't bode well for future stability.



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