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Stephen Baker wrote:
Brian N says: It strikes me as one of those things that seems intuitively correct, but really doesn't help. I dunno. Dad had (at the tme I last saw him soaking oak) bee nbuilding, designing and restoring boats for some 30-odd years. I know he wasn't a type "A" personality, so can't imagine him wasting time or effort on something that wasn't necessary to produce the perfect product. Sadly, he died in '83, so I can't ask him to find out. I'll see if I can track down his last apprentice and see what she has to say. I'd be curious to know if he ever did a comparison between soaking and not. I haven't seen any definitive tests and am just working off my own experience and that of others I know who've tried it both ways. |
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