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06-22-2008, 03:17 PM
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stabilized wood
I recently got some stabilized wood for the first time and I was not very happy
 It was rosewood from a reputable source. The wood was all full of cracks. I cut it down to use for a folder and it just wasn't strong enough to work with. In the past I used woods that didn't need stabilized. Is this normal for stabilized woods or did I get junk? May be its not suitable for folders? The wood sure does look pretty in the pictures so I wanted to try it. Any thoughts? Thanks 
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