Maple shafts: dried by age VS dried by heat
Dear Cuemakers,
Why do many of you still prefer to let maple shafts becoming dry, by stocking them many years?
Instead to work with heat (warm air) or other techniques which are faster?
Does the maple wood can still change, move, or work; for ex. the straightness or the colours tone, if it hasn't been dried by age?
Thanks for your feedback.
KR, Roberto
P.S. Please excuse my bad Swiss and Italian influenced English. I hope you still understood everything!?
Dear Cuemakers,
Why do many of you still prefer to let maple shafts becoming dry, by stocking them many years?
Instead to work with heat (warm air) or other techniques which are faster?
Does the maple wood can still change, move, or work; for ex. the straightness or the colours tone, if it hasn't been dried by age?
Thanks for your feedback.
KR, Roberto
P.S. Please excuse my bad Swiss and Italian influenced English. I hope you still understood everything!?
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