Looks like you all set with Holy wood for upcoming builds! I think you can use some for a desk in your Blandford build cross-section. BTW. how is that build going?
Is it still worth doing it, Knut? It is your own wood, you don't have to pay a penny...and you can make any size you like! What do you think?I just have to say that this work was very time-consuming and that was extremely mutch waste, maybe 50%
This looks very, very good. Now, I am more and more towards using this technique as caulking. What thickness this cardboard?Jim, black cardboard. bought at the stapels.
NICE TO SEE A MESSAGE FROM YUU KNUDdivision of wood for drying.
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paste on paper so that the tree does not crack.
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laid out for drying.
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a little more I garage.
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prepared for construction, the box to the left holly, the two to the right are birch.
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holly.
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Birch.
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from the left, plum, birch, christian. holly
The variety that lies to dry is, birch, pine, spurse.
for the summer I will cut the wood to a more appropriate size and make sure it is dry enough for further use.
i HAVE IN FACT AN ARTICLE, OF WHAT A TREE -LATER -WOOD IS MADE OF,. ITS PROCESS FROM A TREE TO PLANKS, THE THE DRYING PROCES-WHICH CAN TAKE UP TO 8 YEARS.NICE TO SEE A MESSAGE FROM YUU KNUD