I guess I don't understand what you mean by "dried out", if your craft wood has a finish on it, strip it, if it has never been used that's good, if its solid wood you want the moisture in the wood very low, (8% moisture content or less) if its manufactured craft wood (plywood) that has a bow or warp, apply heat or steam (just enough time to soften laminate glue) and set on a flat surface with weight on top of the piece(s), if wood is crack or split, apply glue an clamp, if checked, apply wood-filler, remember: you want dry wood to begin your project, if you do a project with wet wood and apply a finish, when the wood dries out it will split and ruin your project(s). Good-Luck!
can you put dried wood into a chipper
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Uncured or non-Kiln dried wood.
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no it is not beacuse that it is dried wood
That is the correct spelling of "refurbish" (repair, remodel).
You need to craft an axe in order to get wood
Wood Craft magazine publishes a bi-monthly magazine and maintains a site devoted to wood craft techniques and tips. YouTube also features online videos showcasing techniques as well.
Teak wood is what most people want.
They like dried vegatation such as dried leaves and rotton wood.
yes