Saw a CL ad today offering up hundreds of free rails. Are they worth the trouble of picking up and cutting to length? I'm thinking it would be good shoulder season stuff but it never hurts to ask.
Is split rail fence worth the effort?
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Wood is wood. If it's a desirable species, go for it. If it's treated, you don't want to burn it.
I've seen some mass produced treated pine and cedar fences, but I've also seen some homemade rail made of untreated black locust.
I've seen some mass produced treated pine and cedar fences, but I've also seen some homemade rail made of untreated black locust.
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!! You do not want to use them. I will contact the individual and take care of them for you...
!! You do not want to use them. I will contact the individual and take care of them for you...
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