Hey hey, I'm new to forums and even newer to woodworking so be nice :q
Approximately 18 months ago we had a 20-22m Australian Iron bark fall down in a storm. We had some chippies come and mulch the branches but the trunk was far too large for them to do anything with, so it was simply cut into sections varying from 1-3m. My question is at what point would it be deemed "dry" enough to chop up and use for basic things like chopping boards? I know there will be some cracks I'll need to fill with resin, but if it will continue to crack then I'll just use them for some really hefty garden edges.
Cheers!
Approximately 18 months ago we had a 20-22m Australian Iron bark fall down in a storm. We had some chippies come and mulch the branches but the trunk was far too large for them to do anything with, so it was simply cut into sections varying from 1-3m. My question is at what point would it be deemed "dry" enough to chop up and use for basic things like chopping boards? I know there will be some cracks I'll need to fill with resin, but if it will continue to crack then I'll just use them for some really hefty garden edges.
Cheers!
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