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| March 24, 2005 11:46AM |
Dave L Wrote:
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> It depends how much wood you have, and also the
> thickness of the wood, and also the type of wood.
Also how wet and how old the wood is I would have thought.
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> I would expect oak has about 1/4 the compression
> strength of cast iron, or 10th of basic steel.
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Sounds a bit dodgey to me
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>
>
> It depends how much wood you have, and also the
> thickness of the wood, and also the type of wood.
Also how wet and how old the wood is I would have thought.
>
> I would expect oak has about 1/4 the compression
> strength of cast iron, or 10th of basic steel.
>
Sounds a bit dodgey to me
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