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Funny that he didn't record the moisture content. Wood that's been properly seasoned gets both denser and stronger. If the pieces here didn't have the same mois
by throwaway984393 5y ago
Funny that he didn't record the moisture content. Wood that's been properly seasoned gets both denser and stronger. If the pieces here didn't have the same moisture content they could be up to 50% off in terms of strength. Different uses of wood also require different moisture levels, at different times of their processing.
- imglorp 5y agoCame here for the moisture question. It would be an interesting dimension to his experiment. Note you can get a moisture tester at the box store for about $20; not a bad thing to have around if you do carpentry, burn wood, or have water problems in your house.