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  1. Bob Hardesty
    02-04-2010 12:33 AM - permalink
    Bob Hardesty
    Hello Carvers,
    I did some carving about 20 years ago and I am trying to get back into carving again. I have some old roughouts and a pretty good supply of Basswood that appears to have dried out considerably. I tried carving on a couple of small roughouts and the wood splintered instead of cutting clean. (Knife was really sharp.)

    Does any body have any suggestions on how to safely restore a little moisture back into the wood that I have?

    Thanks,

    Bob Hardesty

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