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Re: Solar Kiln Update-It's Out!

Good job Reggie. Glad it turned out a good first load. Those baffles on the end that we talked about will help out alot, I think you will see faster drying times.
How wet? With cypress I have found that it is different with each log, depends if it grew in water most of it's life or not, and would say 30%- 60%. Some logs saw out pretty wet. Then some are pretty dry..
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Thanks to Jeff and Ivey. We cut parts today for rockers from the stuff just out. Perfect!! No checking, warping or bowing. Planed well, routed well.

I checked the kiln late today and it was 116F with a RH of 32. That compared to 84 ambient with 76 RH. I'm happy!!

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