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Date Uploaded: Sun November 9, 2008
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Description: Use of a electric skillet to speed up batten (and planking?) placement. A room temperature soak just does not soften up the wood fast enough. Hope I can still use the skillet to cook food...wonder if I will have to buy another skillet?
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JOHN
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Location: SOUTH AUSTRALIA
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Sun November 9, 2008 12:39am

Great idea Micheal, I will have to give this one a go.
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Tue November 11, 2008 4:45pm Rating: 10.00 

If the pan is teflon or ceramic coated it should be ok, if nothing else it might add a little flavor Mike!

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