burntime said:
Yep, you know the routine. Split small, Get'er stacked in the sun wind. Keep stacks space apart. Cover the tops and hope for the best.
Think there is any chance...
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Yep, you know the routine. Split small, Get'er stacked in the sun wind. Keep stacks space apart. Cover the tops and hope for the best.
I have a greenhouse that I am not using this season, I was even tempted to stack 2 cord in there
burntime said:I have a greenhouse that I am not using this season, I was even tempted to stack 2 cord in there
As long as you can keep it well ventilated, you might be on to something there. Of course you will have to rename it from a green house to a kiln.
As a side thought - you may not get the results you are hoping for. You will be giving up wind and gaining heat. Not sure which one is gonna be better.
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Jags said:burntime said:I have a greenhouse that I am not using this season, I was even tempted to stack 2 cord in there
As long as you can keep it well ventilated, you might be on to something there. Of course you will have to rename it from a green house to a kiln.
As a side thought - you may not get the results you are hoping for. You will be giving up wind and gaining heat. Not sure which one is gonna be better.
From my experience, wind is more important. My wood seasoned noticeably from early April to late May, when the temperatures weren't so high here in VT, but the wind just blows and blows.
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