cornucopia
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yes paulPaul.J":23fzy8cr said:
(sorry couldnt resist)they were this time but any shavings are better than none.
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(sorry couldnt resist)they were this time but any shavings are better than none.
Paul.J
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Last question George.
Is it best to cut the logs to near size for blanking etc,or left as are,bigger lengths :?:
Is it best to cut the logs to near size for blanking etc,or left as are,bigger lengths :?:
cornucopia
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leave in bigger lengths imo
although if stored well i get hardly any end grain cracking.
another trick is if you cut a log thinking its good and it turns out its not yet :roll: rough turn it and stick it in a black bag with some shavings and a bit of plant food or natraul yougurt - place the bag in a half sunny poaotion and in a few weeks you should have iomproved the results
although if stored well i get hardly any end grain cracking.
another trick is if you cut a log thinking its good and it turns out its not yet :roll: rough turn it and stick it in a black bag with some shavings and a bit of plant food or natraul yougurt - place the bag in a half sunny poaotion and in a few weeks you should have iomproved the results
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