Iron.and.bark
Eats trees & drinks dinosaur juice
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Got a pretty spastic commission lined up. 18 seater single slab dinning table.
The kicker is though, will be milling and kiln drying to export to a tropical country. Due to the increased humidity I figure that I will have to kiln to a higher moisture content that for a piece staying here in oz. As the increased humidity would be absorbed by the timber and cause movement.
Is my thinking correct? And can anyone recommend what moisture content I should aim for?
The kicker is though, will be milling and kiln drying to export to a tropical country. Due to the increased humidity I figure that I will have to kiln to a higher moisture content that for a piece staying here in oz. As the increased humidity would be absorbed by the timber and cause movement.
Is my thinking correct? And can anyone recommend what moisture content I should aim for?