Moisture meter recommendation
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claydogg84
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The only MM I've ever used is my $10 one from HF. Without proper correction factor for a given species, they're all "ballpark" devices, so high-priced pseudo-precision, to me, is nothing to get worked up about. Mine serves mainly to help calibrate my internal MC "sensors".
Come burning season, wood stacked next the stove for a few days will be so dry, it won't matter. MM might help in choosing what to bring in. Might not.
Come burning season, wood stacked next the stove for a few days will be so dry, it won't matter. MM might help in choosing what to bring in. Might not.
Timberwolf530
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My cheapo Harbor Freight has been working for two years now. I'm sure it's not 100% dead on balls accurate, but I don't get any creosote, so it must be working OK.
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