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It doesn't take away from your point, but from what I've seen balsa wood is rarely used these days and has been replaced with a high density foam core. If ther
by seabrookmx 1y ago
It doesn't take away from your point, but from what I've seen balsa wood is rarely used these days and has been replaced with a high density foam core. If there's a crack or pinhole balsa wood is very problematic, it basically turns to mush.