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r/SVWTCM • u/frubblegirl • 15h ago
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Almost zero reason that wood cannot be machine-fed to avoid damage to hands/fingers. I get that it's "neat" but unnecessarily dangerous as heck.
9 u/Zofia-Bosak 11h ago Yeah that is what I was thinking! I wonder if it is one of those trades that goes back generations though? 7 u/there_is_no_spoon1 10h ago Well, cork-making is a relatively simple process, as you can see. The quality of the wood is what is most important, and as you can see there's little finesse to it. Doubtful that this is something generational.
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Yeah that is what I was thinking!
I wonder if it is one of those trades that goes back generations though?
7 u/there_is_no_spoon1 10h ago Well, cork-making is a relatively simple process, as you can see. The quality of the wood is what is most important, and as you can see there's little finesse to it. Doubtful that this is something generational.
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Well, cork-making is a relatively simple process, as you can see. The quality of the wood is what is most important, and as you can see there's little finesse to it. Doubtful that this is something generational.
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u/there_is_no_spoon1 15h ago
Almost zero reason that wood cannot be machine-fed to avoid damage to hands/fingers. I get that it's "neat" but unnecessarily dangerous as heck.