Working with Live Edges
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I have some old wormy ash. The wormy holes are filled with wood like paste/powder. It’s very solid. How do you remove this material??
Hi Carolyn. You might try running a drill bit through the material to see if it will auger it out.
Paul
Woodworkers Guild of America
You might also try blowing out the dust with an air compressor.