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I agree, and if one were still concerned it's possible to glue two buckets together to stiffen up the whole structure. I've done this with a dust deputy attached to my shop vac and it works fine. -
Doing it in sections will work fine. All your glue lines will be lost in the design of the overall profile. I did something similar to this years ago using three different crown moldings to make a mantel for our fire place. -
That was a very easy fix. Stop lights have a heating element that is triggered during snowfall to melt the snow and ice. Uses a tiny fraction of the energy compared to the old stoplights. This isn't including the reduced downtime to burnouts. Teenagers? bah I still take 45 min showers. It's frigging COLD here!!!! -
Welcome to the forums, You can also try going to woodfinder.com - enter you zip code and see what pops up.
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Marc is sponsored by Austin hardwoods. Not sure what else is there but that is what he talks about.
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