The issue I see with cutting them partially dried is that they are not done shrinking yet.
One of the primary reasons (but not the only reason) for cutting blocks is to get a consistent size and shape. If the blocks are going to still shink after cutting, cutting them while partially dried partially defeats that advantage for cutting them in the first place.
--- In papercreters@yahoogroups.com, Othello English <ifilmswest@...> wrote:
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> Thanks again for that very important info...I knew someone who actually died from Silicosis it was sudden and unexpected, he was a construction worker...I wonder what would happen if I cut them partially dried...I'll keep the group posted after I fire up the operation in a few weeks...that chain saw is looking better all the time.
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