RE: Alaskan Yellow Cedar for back and ribs

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RobF

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RE: Alaskan Yellow Cedar for back an... (in reply to ernandez R)

Nice thing about joining tops thick is the offcuts can often be used as fan braces. I save almost everything.

Just checked re. the PMs. Had one on my to-do list and somehow missed the other altogether so I’ll send a reply later today. Sorry ‘bout that.

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