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Re: GS potato chip
Yes the grooves serve a few things. Weight is the first, second is the cut outs for the wheels and third is looks. The ridges are more flavorful. I like the pic of the potato chip that's cool thanks Lollygog for the reference to the deck. I do agree with what you said.
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How does cutting grooves increase surface area? I would think it would decrease the surface area as well as weaken the strength of the deck, call me crazy!
The "grooves".. or "ridges" in Any potato chip add strength and increase surface area.. therefore porviding a more "flavorful" experience
You got
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Originally Posted by Ogre
Soo far off base. Grooves that are created from a solid piece of say 3/4 inch red oak..do Not add strength
you think my attempt at being funny was as a matter of fact statement that if you cut material out of a flat piece of wood it would become stronger ?
The OP with
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Originally Posted by GriffinSk8
Yes the grooves serve a few things. Weight is the first, second is the cut outs for the wheels and third is looks. The ridges are more flavorful. I like the pic of the potato chip that's cool thanks Lollygog for the reference to the deck. I do agree with what you said.
did not insinuate it either. You didnt see the name of the thread and the name of the board itself and my image of a ruffle and the and the corregated materials analogy ?. If you are that dry.. You sir, are aptly named. I hate to be an Ass to such a big posting well reputed Silverfisher but I think his reply wasnt called for
And iDracula.. your a moron.. He aint tryin to sell you nothin.. He wants to show off the new thing he made.. get back in your fûckin coffin.
Location: la jolla, pb ,sd, la costa, poway ,julian
Age: 37
Posts: 218
Re: GS potato chip
OK, All I can say is there's a little bit of fiber in the grooves and the dado is smaller. I added two biscuits on the top and two on the bottom to add strength to the board also.
Location: la jolla, pb ,sd, la costa, poway ,julian
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Re: GS potato chip
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Originally Posted by GEO
How does cutting grooves increase surface area? I would think it would decrease the surface area as well as weaken the strength of the deck, call me crazy!
You got you think my attempt at being funny was as a matter of fact statement that if you cut material out of a flat piece of wood it would become stronger ?
The OP with did not insinuate it either. You didnt see the name of the thread and the name of the board itself and my image of a ruffle and the and the corregated materials analogy ?. If you are that dry.. You sir, are aptly named. I hate to be an Ass to such a big posting well reputed Silverfisher but I think his reply wasnt called for
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