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    Registered User fscotte's Avatar
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    Default Re: Wood that is stronger than carbon fiber and steel? Yes.

    I've never wood to be brittle though. Its one of the most unbrittle substances around.

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    Default Re: Wood that is stronger than carbon fiber and steel? Yes.

    From fscotte - " Its one of the most unbrittle substances around.". I agree,but compress the dickens out of it,& it's not the same.
    We need to await further info. on this material. It's new,& i'd bet that the developers don't know much about it yet. The developers of the 'super carbon' material ''Graphene'',are still discovering things about it 14 years after it's discovery,
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    The material that impressed me for tonewood substitute is the Ekoa used to make Blackbird ukes and guitars. I believe it is made from linen fibers and resin of some sort. The one uke I played sounded great.
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