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I'm not sure about other woods, but Douglas Fir gets harder over time. I've
run across old Douglas Fir, stuff from the mid-seventies, that you couldn't even nail ...they just bent. Brian "Bob" wrote in message ups.com... Hi: Does the age of the wood have any significant influence on wood strength or flexibility? I recently salvaged a bunch of 1950-60s 2x4 and 2x6 Doug fir. All near clear VG. Of course they had been used for studs?!?!? I am assuming that they were air dried due to a local mill operations back then. Bob |
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