Last year I did a kiln following plans from another site and it worked well. The largest splits of oak were still a bit fizzy so they're still in...
Popple/poplar has to be a close cousin to your quaking aspen. Then there's balm which could very well be a cottonwood cousin. Those get huge,...
Thanks for the info. The cat does his part but he can't get in the stacks or under them so snakes are more than welcome here. I've never seen a...
What kind is it? It looks unusual with those ripples down it's body. As long as they don't surprise me, then it's time to give a big ol' waahaa!...
Actually I'm more north than west, almost a Yooper since I can hear the shooting when deer season starts. Hodag country has too many people for...
Does the wood have the fuzzies on the cut end/bark? Had a logger (friend and neighbor) come in and take some out next to my barn so there's the...
No dogs here, got real tired of taking care of our sleddog kennel without any of the fun. Mr. Kitty loves walks in the woods so he's my wood...
If you drive northwest of GB it'll only be a bad dream by the time you arrive here, 2 1/2 hours or so. Thanks for the welcome. After lurking...
Thanks for the welcome. I'm quiet but listening... Which wood might be stinky? I never noticed any stink in those woods. Might help if my...
Greetings all. This is my first post so I hope you don't think I'm a know-it-all. Lots of experience with ash vs basswood vs poplar (cousin to...
