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Air drying lumber properly
JJ wrote:
For 8ft long lumber, how many supports should one use when air drying? I bought a dozen 2x12 x 8ft boards at the local big box store. Geez talk about mediocre wood. Most were pretty damp and I am hoping it was because they got rained on. I "borrowed" the lath strips that got exposed as I picked through the pile. I have eight strips that run almost the full width and laid those down on the garage floor - a bit over a foot apart. I'm thinking I will sacrifice some free yard sticks and add those to the pile. Whatever you do, don't use a fan to speed the drying process. |
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