October 4, 201114 yr comment_40018 Good Morning Friends,In woodworking, what is meant by the term "Case hardened wood?" Report
October 5, 201114 yr Author comment_40020 Good Morning Larry,That is one source while another is wood that has been dried, then gets wet from leaks in the cover, whether it is a roof on a shed or through canvas and allowed to dry again time after time. This concept gives the surface a glazing that is brutal to the knives of a planer. Report
October 5, 201114 yr comment_40019 Ralph..That's actually two different types of "case hardening."Â Whenever I've heard the term it was always talking about improper drying of the wood.Larry Report
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