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The 1" thickness per year is the rule however if you are fine with large cracks "checks" then don't worry about it too much... drying wood properly is a long and sometimes frustrating process.

Very Very nice... I can imagine that came with an Ah ha moment!

I Love Quality stuff and go without until i can get what I want... being a fine furniture and joinery student, working as a delivery driver and developing a business leaves me with waiting a long long time to get some of those coveted items... But its soooooo worth it ;) I guess your reader hasn't the mindset or drive to get what they really want.

I want to congratulate those people that have worked hard to afford things of very high quality and price I am not so wealthy to do this all the time however I go without until I can get exactly what I want... It drives me crazy when people accuse the wealthy of over-consumption, Just enter a wallmart and you can see the demographic that is guilty of overspending on junk items and food ;)
There was also quite the uproar about mr Cruises house and how such a large and expensive home could possibly be sustainable, I'd bet money his house generates more clean energy than yours. And can you imagine being one of the lucky contractors gaining experience in how to build a structure conscious of energy use and sustainable practices no matter what the size is its a step in the right direction. you can look at his place as a generator of clean energy or a mansion for a lucky SOB.
In my opinion what makes a quality product is a quality product is generational until its biodegradable or recyclable