How should a piece of green burl be treated?
If I cut it to a rough shape for later use...should I treat it with anchorseal or similar waxy product to slow the drying process?
Or should just the exposed raw surface be treated so the whole burl will dry slowly?
Or just leave it alone after it is cut off the tree until it is dry?
BTW the burl is not being cut off a living tree. :saw:They will come from tree remains that have recently been cut down by a logging crew that has clear cut 60+ acres near my house. So you know I have been scrounging the ground looking for interesting pieces of wood.:icon_thum These were woods that I played/hunted/fished in as a kid.:crybaby2:
If I cut it to a rough shape for later use...should I treat it with anchorseal or similar waxy product to slow the drying process?
Or should just the exposed raw surface be treated so the whole burl will dry slowly?
Or just leave it alone after it is cut off the tree until it is dry?
BTW the burl is not being cut off a living tree. :saw:They will come from tree remains that have recently been cut down by a logging crew that has clear cut 60+ acres near my house. So you know I have been scrounging the ground looking for interesting pieces of wood.:icon_thum These were woods that I played/hunted/fished in as a kid.:crybaby2: