Thursday Triva
Dale Lenz
What happens when Silica is induced to a tree's wood cells?
Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Thursday Triva
Dale Lenz
What happens when Silica is induced to a tree's wood cells?
Re: Thursday Triva-WAG
Ken Oakley-Sunny St. Cloud, Fla
Tree dies of thirst????
The wood can be "sanded" as smooth as "glass"?
Re: Thursday Triva
John Veerkamp
Really dulls your tools.
Turns the tree into a "Be(e)ach"tree?
Beat me to it!
Alex Y
It remains to be seen what Dale had in mind, but john obviously has the right answer AFAIK.
Re: Thursday Triva
JoeW in Detroit, MI
I would like to guess, but I'm to scared.
Ken, your correct in that...
Dale Lenz
the tree dies. But, I'm taking the ? a little bit further than that.
Depends...
Dale Lenz
on what kind of tools you are using, : " >. But, since we are woodworker, Yes it would dull the tools pretty quick!
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Re: Ken, your correct in that...
Ken Oakley-Sunny St. Cloud, Fla
I am petrified to think about it
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Re: Depends...
Frederick Nelson
Diamond saws would probably work just fine, though.
Fred
Re: Thursday Triva, answer
Dale Lenz
Seems to of been an easy question(how many googled first?, :">). As many said or phased to: , petified(sp?) wood.
Thanks for playing