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5th February 2011, 02:54 PM #1New Member
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African Mahogany
Hi
I live in Townsville and as you can imagine I have access to a lot (tons) of African Mahogany and Mango and I was wondering.
1: Is it (African Mahogany) easy to work with for general furniture making (i.e.: turning, routing sanding ect).
2: What is the best way to dry it out?
Thanks for your help
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10th February 2011, 03:57 PM #2SENIOR MEMBER
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I cut alot of it for a company in Kununurra intended for flooring. Very easy to cut but it moves like an SOB. It air dries quickly but put alot of weight on your stacks
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