Just found out I've got a good amount of wood split and intermingled in my stacks that is oak. It's split probably about 1/2 the thickness of what most here call an "oak split".
It'll be seasoned in PA from April-November, so a solid 7 months of mostly 60-70+ degree weather (and of course probably 2-3 months of 80+ degrees), sunshine, and circulation.
It'll be a real pain to remove from my wood stacks, so I'm wondering this: Any idea where this wood will be moisture wise in these conditions?
If it's really going to be "wet", I'll simply have to remove each piece as I go through the stacks in the winter and re-stack them for next year.
It'll be seasoned in PA from April-November, so a solid 7 months of mostly 60-70+ degree weather (and of course probably 2-3 months of 80+ degrees), sunshine, and circulation.
It'll be a real pain to remove from my wood stacks, so I'm wondering this: Any idea where this wood will be moisture wise in these conditions?
If it's really going to be "wet", I'll simply have to remove each piece as I go through the stacks in the winter and re-stack them for next year.