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ah here is is. thanks for pointing this out. cut and paste vvv Covered on top and stacked on pallets (a simulated wood shed) Covered...
I'm not seeing where they said that? page 2 on my computer is the contents page. :doh:
I have noticed that there is 2 types of wet wood. there is "green" wet wood which is freshly cut and contains a lot of moisture from the tree....
while they don't go into details about how they built the "simulated shed" the study does state a clear difference between a "simulated shed" and...
eric you crack me up. every post. :rofl: :lol:
here is a thorough test of seasoning wood in Alaska. its a very good read....
oh is it?? sorry I'm new here, :picard: I haven't been around for any discussions on this issue. sorry for the attempted hijack.
awesome job on getting 3 years ahead. nice looking shed too. :thumbs::handshake:
nice work!!! what kind of dormant oil spray do you use? and how many times per year do you spray it?
the pipe has psi written on it. leading one to believe that its a plumbing pipe. however the pipe has a grey-ish tint to it. so idk for sure. :hair:
I haven't seen them until now. I completely agree. they are very cheaply made.
don't feel bad brother. I feel the same way. I am learning more and more as this thread goes on.
awesome pics. I like the stacks on the rails. :yes:but I gotta ask, why do you cover your stacks?? the wood will season better if you let it get...
