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Close-up of a wooden surface with water droplets hanging from it.

Why Can Moisture be so Destructive in Stabilised Wood

Moisture in wood isn’t just “dampness”, it’s an active chemical threat.

I don’t just see drying as prep, It’s the first reaction in a complex stabilisation process, and it’s where most failures begin.

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Pressure gauge on a pipe in an industrial or laboratory setting

Vacuum vs Pressure in the Stabilising Process

Vacuum and pressure aren’t just steps in the process, they’re two completely different forces working at a cellular level to transform wood into something knife-worthy.

If you treat them like a checklist, you’re not stabilising. You’re basically just surface-coating.

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Close-up of a cross-section of a piece of wood showing the pattern of the growth rings and the numerous small holes of various sizes.

How Density Affects Stabilising

Density isn’t just “heavy” or “light”, it’s a microscopic blueprint that dictates how resin moves, flows, and locks into place inside a block. Every wood species is its own engineered challenge, with unique internal architecture that either welcomes resin in… or shuts the door in its face.

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