OK, Ive been loading up my back covered porch with a portion of this years wood supply.
As I empty the drying racks I usually will get a "feel" for some of the splits I'm handling
(weight, checks on end grain and sound)
I just ran into my 2 year old red oak and so far so good. I have selected a few splits here and there
to check for MC, all has come back 20% or under. My question is, or should I say my observations are;
The end grain on most of these splits has not checked at all. Is it common for some species to not
check during the drying process?
thanks...
As I empty the drying racks I usually will get a "feel" for some of the splits I'm handling
(weight, checks on end grain and sound)
I just ran into my 2 year old red oak and so far so good. I have selected a few splits here and there
to check for MC, all has come back 20% or under. My question is, or should I say my observations are;
The end grain on most of these splits has not checked at all. Is it common for some species to not
check during the drying process?
thanks...