A few years ago I bought a board of huon pine with some birdseye in it. It has been laid flat on a floor in its original black plastic wrapping for that time, opened one end. The dimensions are 180 W x 600L x 10mm thick
Dug the board out today to use, and found the board had bowed lengthwise, like it has been standing at an angle against a wall for that time :C If I try to sit it flat on the floor, it looks a bit like the Sydney Harbour Bridge - actually, the under side of the board is only about20mm 6mm off the floor. No sign of any twisting or cupping across the width of the board. If I press hard enough, it will flatten to the floor without any damage.
Does anyone know of any old craftsman's trick that I could use to permanently flatten it, like wetting the concave side and putting weights on it, whatever?
Dug the board out today to use, and found the board had bowed lengthwise, like it has been standing at an angle against a wall for that time :C If I try to sit it flat on the floor, it looks a bit like the Sydney Harbour Bridge - actually, the under side of the board is only about
Does anyone know of any old craftsman's trick that I could use to permanently flatten it, like wetting the concave side and putting weights on it, whatever?
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