Originally Posted by britcon
12% MC on fir is pretty dry - thats about what you would get in a Kiln. If you can get some nice clear, vertical grain planks out of it you have scored big time !


That's all there is. Nice, tight and completely clear. You could easily split shakes with it.
So yeah, for $60 I felt like its a deal and worth taking my time with. I mean even if he's off on his numbers by the time I'm ready to plane it down it will be in that ball park.
I understand the guy has a local furniture maker looking to score as well.
Thanks!


Give me ambiguity
or give me something else