Good Morning,
My wife informed me yesterday that the three 30'-40' Holly trees that are on our property need to be removed to make room for her future gardening plans. The bases of the trunks are around 12" in diameter. I will be taking these trees out myself. I understand that the wood from Holly trees is sought after by wood turners (which I do not currently partake in). My research has led me to understand that the wood needs to be kiln dried in short order after removal to preserve the color.
Does anyone have a desire to take the wood for kiln drying?
I haven't decided yet if I am going to try to sell the wood or just give it away. If this is worthwhile, I will sell it cheap to whomever can put it to use. I hate the idea of throwing away wood that could be used by someone for something.
From your collective experience, is this worth trying to do or should I just throw everything into the woods?
My wife informed me yesterday that the three 30'-40' Holly trees that are on our property need to be removed to make room for her future gardening plans. The bases of the trunks are around 12" in diameter. I will be taking these trees out myself. I understand that the wood from Holly trees is sought after by wood turners (which I do not currently partake in). My research has led me to understand that the wood needs to be kiln dried in short order after removal to preserve the color.
Does anyone have a desire to take the wood for kiln drying?
I haven't decided yet if I am going to try to sell the wood or just give it away. If this is worthwhile, I will sell it cheap to whomever can put it to use. I hate the idea of throwing away wood that could be used by someone for something.
From your collective experience, is this worth trying to do or should I just throw everything into the woods?