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VooMan · 04-26-2004

Sometimes I really like pine, other times I don't... Knotty Pine is a pain in the ass to cut. The knots cause it to fall apart as it's running through the saw, and that can be dangerous. Especially if the saw blade catches a knot and sends it toward your face at 100mph. It's also so sappy that you have to do a lot to it in order to put a finish on it.

I've worked with Ponderosa Pine and Sugar Pine, and they were beautiful... easy to work with too.

Of course, that's my opinion based on working with pine. I like the way it looks, so if someone else were doing the work it would be cool.

04-26-2004	#1
VooMan Members Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 931	Sometimes I really like pine, other times I don't... Knotty Pine is a pain in the ass to cut. The knots cause it to fall apart as it's running through the saw, and that can be dangerous. Especially if the saw blade catches a knot and sends it toward your face at 100mph. It's also so sappy that you have to do a lot to it in order to put a finish on it. I've worked with Ponderosa Pine and Sugar Pine, and they were beautiful... easy to work with too. Of course, that's my opinion based on working with pine. I like the way it looks, so if someone else were doing the work it would be cool. __________________

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