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How To Stack Your Milled Wood For Air Drying - WOOD magazine

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How To Stack Your Milled Wood For Air Drying - WOOD magazine

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Learn how to stack your freshly milled wood for air drying. WOOD magazine's John Olson starts from the bottom up. It starts with the basics of the support frame, leveling and spacing. Next how to orient your boards to maximize your space and adjust for movement. Learn some of the pitfalls to avoid excessive cracking, staining and warping. Just a few nuisances learned here could save you time and money.


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WOOD magazine published this 13:35 video tutorial on October 25, 2018. It has been watched 41,190 times on YouTube.

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