How to dry raw wood quickly
I am using small ( 8 inch) diameter trees for a project and would like
to know a quick way to dry them. I have a wood stove in a sun room and can keep a fire in it to dehumidify the air, but I don't have any idea how long it would take. Maybe there is a better way. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. Darrell |
"Darrell" wrote in message ... I am using small ( 8 inch) diameter trees for a project and would like to know a quick way to dry them. I have a wood stove in a sun room and can keep a fire in it to dehumidify the air, but I don't have any idea how long it would take. Maybe there is a better way. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. Darrell They will dry very fast in the stove, less than an hour. They will dry in a few weeks outside the stove, but that is not always a good thing. Wood that dries too fast can split on the ends. How fast is fast and what is the final use? How long are they? |
The mill I get my stuff from dries their boards - properly stacked - at 140
degrees for 6 weeks. Mark "Darrell" wrote in message ... I am using small ( 8 inch) diameter trees for a project and would like to know a quick way to dry them. I have a wood stove in a sun room and can keep a fire in it to dehumidify the air, but I don't have any idea how long it would take. Maybe there is a better way. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. Darrell |
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