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I recently cut some basswood into 2' lenghts. The logs were approx. 6" in
dia. It still has bark on it and I want to eventually use it for caving. The logs had been drying outside for 2 years. How can I avoid the pieces cut from cracking? They are now stored in garage. Should you recommend sealing the ends what should I use and how much longer does it need to dry? Thks for any responses. |
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