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Wood that has been recently cut and not yet had a chance to dry/cure.
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Is it safe to keep the bark on a fresh/green slice of tree trunk?
I live in the Pacific Northwest. If I leave bark on air drying green Douglas Fir slabs inevitably I have bark beetles digging holes and leaving frass (sawdust) behind.
If your round is green, I woul …
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