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You probably know this but unless you have a kiln or can access one it can take a really long time to dry the wood. IIRC 1 year per inch of thickness. Also ma

by YZF 6y ago

You probably know this but unless you have a kiln or can access one it can take a really long time to dry the wood. IIRC 1 year per inch of thickness. Also make sure you seal the end grain... There's some people on YT demonstrating how to cut a log with a chain saw... For the very adventurous ;)

cmrdporcupine 6y ago
Yeah my last batch of milled wood sat in my shop for 3 summers before I started using it. Measured the moisture and everything, but the table I had made still split after a dry winter inside :-(