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Re: Is your vintage table dust cover cracked and ugly? [message #12444 is a reply to message #12443]

Wed, 10 August 2005 15:36

BillEpstein
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3 pieces of 8/4 Maple edge-joined. Turned out to have a lot of "quilting" after I planed it from rough. I don't hold with a lot of tweaks but have no doubt that different woods react to vibrations in their own way.
My first rack was MDF and those shelves quickly became scrap 'cause even good CD's were made unlistenable.
JMHO.

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		Is your vintage table dust cover cracked and ugly? By: BillEpstein on Wed, 10 August 2005 04:49
		Re: Is your vintage table dust cover cracked and ugly? By: Russellc on Wed, 10 August 2005 14:31
		Re: Is your vintage table dust cover cracked and ugly? By: BillEpstein on Wed, 10 August 2005 15:36
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