[Greenbuilding] Alternatives to Pressure Treated Wood
Speireag Alden
speireag at gmail.com
Tue Oct 9 10:29:51 EDT 2007
Sgrìobh Don Eyermann:
>Could the new synthetic "wood" decking be cut into strips and tapered like
>you've outlined?. Will that work for your application?...I almost feel like;
>"Certainly he's tried that...maybe his saw blade gets a build up?" I have
>not personally ripped any of those synthetic deck "boards". I've cross cut
>them to shorter lengths, with a power saw, with no problem, on a small
>scale, but that's it for me.
I've ripped Trex, but not a lot, because it was a small job. It
has no particular grain, and it ripped fine, with no build-up on the
saw, but then, there wasn't a lot.
You have to sweep up carefully, because it's not as though it's
biodegradable. Of course, the same is true for pressure-treated wood.
-Speireag.
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