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Author: kdk ★2017
Date: 2017-03-29 18:30
Ed Palanker wrote:
> All wood warps or waves going from dry to wet when it as thin
> as the tip of a reed. Some a bit more than others.
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Ed, I agree completely with what you've written (I said the same thing near the top of the thread). But, reacting to this last sentence of your post, I've sometimes wondered why it is that *new* reeds rarely "crinkle" or become wavy-tipped when they are wet for the first time. I've never come up with a reasonable answer - not even a purely intuitive one.
Karl
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