I recently got 6 cords of wood...3 in each bay. This is oak and it is freshly split. The bay opening faces south, if that means anything. I'm wondering if the wood will dry enough by October/November to be used in a new Blaze King?
Tony H said:If you want oak to be good and dry by then take it out when it warms up and cross stack it outside so you can get max air flow and sun then put it back in the shed when it gets close to winter. Most other woods would be fine drying in the shed but oak would normally take more like 18 months to get dry enough to use.
Nice looking shed
LLigetfa said:Either that's one big mother of a shed or you got ripped off. Sure doesn't look like 6 cord to me. Are you talking face cords?
fdegree said:I recently got 6 cords of wood...3 in each bay. This is oak and it is freshly split. The bay opening faces south, if that means anything. I'm wondering if the wood will dry enough by October/November to be used in a new Blaze King?
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