Mach Dich mal schlau wie die Vogelaugen entstehen und was die der Struktur antun. Das ist quasi ein Defekt im am sonsten gerade gemaserten Holz, daher sagte ich "Abfallprodukt von Sugar Maple"
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The divergent grain that makes Birdseye Maple beautiful also makes it difficult to work. Early woodworking machines ran at low rpms; and had only 2 knives per cutterhead. This often produced Birdseye surfaces that were chipped and torn. It took many hours of hand planing and scraping to get these surfaces to a high sheen. This limited the use of Birdseye maple to projects whose value could justify the extra labor cost. Examples of this are fine furniture and musical instruments.
Und reicht es jetzt mit dem Kindergarten? Langsam wird's lästig.