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We have several hundred acres of Pines, but little to no sizeable hardwoods. The price is tempting, but the to-do list is too long right now to do more than think about it a little. Nothing that I really need any wood for, that we have standing, in sight for several years. I don't do woodworking for a hobby. My hobby is a "farm" that is jokingly called, by locals, the Ponderosa. -
If you have standing hard wood furniture grade timber, and you will find a project for the wood, and you have room and other equipment like your John Deere, then you cant afford not to buy it. Right off or not. And I still think it a right off anyway... -
In either case, there are others purchases to make: https://logrite.com/store/Item/60inch-Cant-Hook
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I like them and continue to buy them even though I have too many clamps. I decided I liked them over the Kreg slide bar automaxx clamps and selling them . There not a good cabinet clamp but better for furniture making....lighter duty... -
I guess his main question was design for wood movement or aesthetics. To answer that question ultimately design for wood movement as that will cover both. Designing for aesthetics may cause the table to fail in a way that will ruin the aesthetics.
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