True if you can find one a cooper may be interestedOne thing I can come up with is investigate bourbon barrel makers, white oak is used exclusively by them and it seems every town in the USA today has a whiskey distiller.
Hey, I have more wood not pictured.deliver to MA?
I just have so much wood.
I do have a workshop in my basement with plenty of tools, just need a planner and jointer...
My wife has a list of things for me to make...I just have so much wood.
Properly dried wood for cabinet use should end up within a few percentage points of the end use. 8-10% is a good figure for indoor use. Air drying just may take longer, a lot longer than oven dried, but there's a good chance in se WI it will get there. One problem here is actually getting enough humidity in the house in winter due to the wood stove and it's venting requirements. The floors were put in with kiln dried 8% wood, yet the equilibrium mc at 30% humidity in winter is less than that (5-6%). In summer, it's more than that (9-10%). Wood furniture and floors need to be able to move, 8% is kind of in the middle.And even properly air dried wood really isn't dry enough for cabinet work
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