Dalboy
Established Member
I normally have used dry blanks.
I am spending a little time cutting some logs into blank sized pieces, this is fine for the bowl type blanks but I have some branches (still to be cut) that I am wanting to use some as vase shaped and boxes by turning them end grain is there anything I should watch for.
In other words can I rough turn them to aid faster drying times without any problems splitting.
I know that I probably lose some as drying is not an exact science at home
I am spending a little time cutting some logs into blank sized pieces, this is fine for the bowl type blanks but I have some branches (still to be cut) that I am wanting to use some as vase shaped and boxes by turning them end grain is there anything I should watch for.
In other words can I rough turn them to aid faster drying times without any problems splitting.
I know that I probably lose some as drying is not an exact science at home