Bill D
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This will raise the price of perfect knot free, split free venners.
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BoxcarPete
Stainless
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How concentrated is the H2O2, and how much penetration do you get/need? 1mm is pretty thin for most anything made from wood. Transparent veneer doesn't really do anyone much good. Probably the peroxide can penetrate deeply into a board, but it seems you need to get the UV into it too, and getting the finishing epoxy in deep might be a challenge also.
bhigdog
Stainless
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Err..... Ahh...... I thought using veneer was to hide the base wood.................Bob
Scruffy887
Titanium
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I have over 10,000 bd ft of transparent wood for sale right now. All 10,562 bd ft in 4/4 for only US $7000.00. Shipping included to anywhere in US. Shipping, ground delivery too. Payment by wire transfer only. Once payed for we will have it delivered and send the GPS coordinates where it was dropped as you will not be able to see it.
Georgineer
Hot Rolled
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That was my first thought. I doubt it's the stuff you get from the shop down the road.
George
Bill D
Diamond
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They would make good display cases for the clothes from the "emperors new clothes" line.
Bill D
gustafson
Diamond
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Well they don't understand insulation well either.
1mm of wood might have an R value of .05 or something, the insulation value of a single pane 'wood' window would be, depending on who is doing the figuring, 1.05 to 2.05, due to the air layers on either side.
A pane of glass might have an R value of .003 or something, which means the difference is insignificant.
Now it might have a better 'edge of glass' number that could make it better than it appears in the real world, but I kinda doubt it
1mm of wood might have an R value of .05 or something, the insulation value of a single pane 'wood' window would be, depending on who is doing the figuring, 1.05 to 2.05, due to the air layers on either side.
A pane of glass might have an R value of .003 or something, which means the difference is insignificant.
Now it might have a better 'edge of glass' number that could make it better than it appears in the real world, but I kinda doubt it
gustafson
Diamond
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and epoxy hates the sun......