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Wood stabilisation using methyl methacrylate polymerisation in the context of musical instrument making
This paper investigates the potential of wood stabilisation techniques in improving the mechanical and acoustical properties of temperate wood species to make them suitable for musical instrument making. Many instruments or parts are usually made with tropical woods, specifically woodwind instrument
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