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maskws

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I thought it would be nice to use reclaimed old growth southern yellow pine for secondary wood on small drawers.  I got a bunch of shorts from ET Moore.  Resawed and planned, it is beautiful; however I had no clue how hard it is to work.  Anyone know tricks, or just very sharp chisels and back to the stone often?

Martin
 
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