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The Forestry Forum
44m ago
I have a container. some stuff drying and a dehumidifier and two box fans. keeps the dry stuff dry, and slowly dries stuff like burls. gets down to about 7%. good for storage. I have big slabs and the 23-inch wide by 10-foot lumber. I have remote ..read more
The Forestry Forum
44m ago
Digger Don it looks like there is a dehumidifier on the back wall with condensate drain going outside but still guessing this is dried stuff staying dry.
D6c thanks for the idea I am going to whip some up! Will do one set first and just use as shelving ..read more
The Forestry Forum
44m ago
Are you trying to dry the lumber, or just keep it dry? If the former, I don't think you'll have enough air circulation to do much good. I don't see any stickers, so I'm guessing it is already dry ..read more
The Forestry Forum
2h ago
Bricklayer1, my uncle went out the same way. He had pancreatic cancer and decided to not be an experiment. Make the best of your remaining days.[/f ..read more
The Forestry Forum
2h ago
Was 25°F on the porch early this morning. 60°F here now. Windy out of the SW.
Going to rain some Wednesday and turn to snow in the night. Going to be 44°F Wednesday for the high and down in the 20's by Thursday morning. Clearing Thursday by noon and ab ..read more
The Forestry Forum
2h ago
A pipe clamp of some sort may be the answer. I'll try to get better pictures the next time he stops by, which is usually every weekend or so. Thank you for those who have made suggestions. It evidently is not a common tool ..read more
The Forestry Forum
2h ago
If you look at the picture, you will see one end of the clamp is beveled and will fit in the groove of the other end. IMO that makes it a clamp for a specific sized pipe and the handle mechanism will lock into place, just like the chain holddown truck ..read more