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It happens.
I am surprised that was not visible on the top of the blank. Certainly after it was rough cut out.
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Yikes, that is a bummer!
Just some arm chair forensics here, but I wonder if there might have been a hint in the first picture on the left side? |
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As close as that flaw is to the surface, this should have been spoted as a flaw. When I'm selecting a blank & I spot a crack or flaw I use a long needle to probe the flaw. They can go very deep. Although, I have cut into a perfectly flawless blank & they ended up looking like swiss cheese. Sometimes it's just the luck of the draw.
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That happens from time to time with feathercrotch walnut. At least Cecil will replace the blank. Many won't.
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Nice old Stanley, No. 4?
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