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How to store logs for later use?

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redmondjp

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Once the logs are cut, you can treat them with an aqueous boric acid solution to keep the bugs from eating them - that will penetrate several inches into the wood.
 
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TractorJeff

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No need to waste 2 feet on the ends unless you are thinking of removing drying check? Usually 6 to 8 inches over is plenty.
There is a guy around here with a Mill that saws by the hour and he is fast! Still say it is cheaper than buying one!
 
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