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Edward Powell
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...actually the funny thing is that I just finished making a fiberglass custom flight case for my RAGMAKAMTAR... and I actually managed to put it
off! So now I am getting familiar with how this stuff works... but man it is toxic stuff - I was in a haze for 2 weeks! (and almost divorsed
because of it!) )
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Sazi
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That's not funny Edward, please take care!
If you can't beg, borrow or otherwise obtain breathing apparatus, at least try to do it outdoors.
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Edward Powell
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yes, not funny at all! Just that alone is a big plus for just sticking with wood. Even having a filter and doing it outdoors is not completely
enough (although <b>certainly totally essential</b> for this kind of work)
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Sazi
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Wood is looking good! I was reading on another oud forum, the well-known and respected maker says he sprays the entire inside of the oud, soundboard
and all with a moisture barrier, (& his soundboards are only 1mm thick) maybe that would solve your humidity/warping problems.
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