Which wedges?

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Which wedges?

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Normal or hardwood V-nails for Tulipwood?
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I usually use normal, but I don't really think it matters which you use,
Unless your stacking then use hard wood.
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another vote for normal wedges here :yes:
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Always used normal
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Thanks folks :D
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Really like working with tulipwood, cuts easy and joins well and has a better feel than obeche :D

Just finished this one painted with F&B London Clay and a black patinating wax :D
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