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  1. 11-22-2015, 11:41 AM #1
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    now up to 1400 end grain micropics for wood ID

    The bottom of this page tells the story

    http://hobbithouseinc.com/personal/w...th%20rings.htm
    you can never have too much pepperoni on your pizza or own too many clamps.
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  3. 11-23-2015, 8:08 AM #2
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    Wow! Very cool, and very useful. Thanks.
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    Excellent! I have been collecting my own, not with photos but with samples of wood prepared as described by Hoadley. I mostly use a low power stereo microscope for ID by end grain.

    Do you have any data on fluorescence? Under a strong 365nm UV light Redheart and Locust (black and honey) fluoresce strongly. I have found two sources with conflicting information. I have been looking for better data.

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  5. 11-23-2015, 8:51 PM #4
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    Most excellent, Paul.
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  6. 11-25-2015, 2:37 PM #5
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    Dear Mr. Hinds:

    Very impressive. We would like to talk to you about sponsoring your work.

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