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| U have picture of great viking ship? The type improved and used until today? |
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| I'm not quite sure what you mean? This type? Snekke: http://images.google.com/images?clie...00&sa=N&tab=wi spidsgatter: http://images.google.com/images?svnu...er&btnG=Search Or do you mean the ones built with the clinker-method (not that many of the above isn't build this way)? http://www.cockwells.co.uk/images/clinkerpic.jpg |
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| Thanks, Which European country have the best quality for wood finishing? Just curious but not into debating. THANKS |
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| Well, being a dane, I would say the danes - walsted springs to mind, but the norwegians would go for someone else, the brits for something third, and the fins will, well, they'll put a knife in your stomach and have another drink (ooh, the fins I have met hate that taunt)Frankly, I don't know - it kind of depends what defines "quality" to you, adn which type of finish you're thinking of. Denmark definately had the best quality furniture designers/woodworkers back in the days, but it certainly depends on what you want, how you want it, and what specifically you mean by "finish" (lacquer etc, or the actualy wood work, the design etc.). Andre |
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| I think if you want to have an exhaustive foray into this, you will need to make another thread. It's not a cut and dry answer. Far from it. |
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| H2O i appriciate your care and vocal support. but beware of too loud mean stalker kill your rep. |