Does wood season quicker in winter, since it’s dry? Weird...

OH ... didn't realized you were the OP. OK then someone cover me I going in for another recon of the OP.


EDIT OK I'm back...guess back in the day I quit reading after the 2nd page...got too complicated. No...not that's is a bad thing, it's me. My fault.

Water freezing inside the wood expands the cells and allows the moisture to escape more quickly.
^probably why I can only hand split winter wood with my torn rotator cuff...wouldn't try that in the summer. Ruin my golf game for weeks...

so you are telling me its does not dry in the winter??
all this time i have been waiting for hell to freeze over??

how bout you bring the bucket.. i got the water... we can put beer in it while we are waiting..... (and you bring the lady from your previous post)
and we will have fun in the wintertime.. !

No, I'm telling you that no matter how low the dewpoint goes, it won't dry much at 78% RH. I'll bet the RH dropped considerably during the hottest part of the day today, though. However, I didn't check it so I don't know.

Hey, can I join you guys for the beer?

I got the first round of Sam Adams.

listen i love sams.. if you are coming with the bucket... i will have a couple of kegs and food ... i have driven to toledo a couple of times ... so i will handle it ...just dont forget the "company" lol


hey batten!! hell ya you can come i am not youg so can't kill a keg anymore... but the 3 of us prolly could!!