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Old 04-17-2009, 11:43 AM   #1
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A tree trimmer just gave me fifteen 8' poplar logs. I have a solor kiln about ready, wire the fans up and ready. Any advice on this wood. I hope to let it be for awhile. Have oak and walnut want to get dryed first. Anchorseal the ends and get to it when I can is my plan.
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Old 04-17-2009, 02:31 PM   #2
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I left some walnut logs till later. Sorry I did. They cracked real bad. The ends were protected, too. Should have milled them green, stickered 'em and let 'em set out side.
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Gene, they must've lain a long long time. Walnut generally keeps real well in log form.
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Just 2 years before they split.
The reason they were still un cut is that they were big limbs and very crooked. I was going to saw them shorter and slice them. Still will, to see what I can salvage.
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