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"Can I use
3/4" or 1" exterior grade plywood or o.s.b. for stickers for air-drying lumber
or do I have to use kiln-dried material?"
Submitted
by: harmannfamily
WWGOA
Editor Response
I talked
to a handful of people about this, and here's the consensus. The best bet
is always to make stickers from the same material as what you are air
drying. Plywood will probably work, but you should use a plywood with a
light colored veneer, like birch or maple, not a dark color, to make sure color
doesn't migrate into your lumber. Don't use OSB.
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