Drying time can vary depending on humidity thickness of the boards, and the type of wood. Elm being very dense takes up to a year for this 6/4 thickness. I had no idea what I was going to make with this lumber but felt that 6/4 would be versatile enough for several applications. So off to the drawing board and see what develops. This wood will dry for about a year, so more on this later.
This wood was actually cut in late spring of 2009.
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