Local kiln services needed

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willarda

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Bill Anderson
I have some quartersawn beech (4" X 4" by 60"), about 100 billets, which I intend to use as planemaking blanks. The wood was bandsawn about 6 weeks ago, stacked (about 50% open spacing) and covered. I have been monitoring the drying process (the stack is set up so that I can pull out a billet from the middle and weigh it periodically). So far, the reference billet has lost about 30% of its weight. I would like to kiln dry at least some of this wood so I can begin to use it immediately. Not prepared to wait 4 years to get it to stable air-dry weight! Does anyone know of a local kiln operator who is likely to take small loads for drying?
 

Kyle

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Kyle Edwards
I seriously doubt he will attempt to dry 4" stock. The only kiln type capable of drying that material in that thickness is a vacuum kiln and those are pretty pricey to run.
 
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