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How to Dry Wood Fast
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- Опубликовано: 3 мар 2017
- Learn how to dry wood fast in the microwave. Microwave drying works pretty well for smaller projects and if you are turning wooden bowls.
Fresh green wood can contain 30-40% water, so it will shrink and lose a lot of weight. If you can remove material before you put it in the microwave, you should. Remember that the wood also will twist and warp so don't put your finished piece in there.
I would say this is relatively safe as long as you keep the heating to around 1 minute and cool the wood down for 5-10 min. Between each cycle (and always keep an eye on the microwave when heating.)
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for more info on this process, go to www.dieter.me
Now just to find 3 meter long microwave...😉
That would be nice :)
industrial kilns such as kiln rooms wood work
Robert Kajor did you find a 3 metre microwave ?
I just found your channel and I love your videos. This is a great idea with the microwave but I have to tell you, as much as I love the subject of the videos, your son is my favorite part. He's so adorable!!
Thanks, highly appreciated. He's a good helper :)
How to dry wood in a microwave and half the video is you cutting wood 0.o
MrWizards1974 and it's adorable!
i want to make coasters,i have green cedar and pine how should i dry it before i start? lead me thru the process.her dad is asking
Cut the coasters first. then dry. Cut a little thicker than they need to be, because they will probably warp and shrink a little. Finish with a sander to make them flat again.
do i just sit them out or microwave ,how long does pine keep seeping,im retired from retail all this is greek,and how will i know its good and dry
I've done a lot of coasters lately and have had really good luck with the conventional oven. I cut them to just under half inch, then lay them out in the oven set at 130*. Leave them in for 12-24 hours depending how thick and wet they are. Haven't broken one yet. I run mine through a drum sander afterwards to flatten and smooth them.
@5:25 you show your dowel making tool. Now I have to go to the big box store and make this tool for my arsenal.
Nice alternative for drying small pieces of wood. Btw Sometimes during restoration of an old hand planes i'm using microwave to be sure that all pests and their eggs are dead.
Thanks. Sounds like a good idea :)
I've never done eggs in a microwave, they taste ok?
@@jansaglar8248Smart ass. ✊
Good idea the microwave!
Thanks, it's not my idea though
I didn´t know that possibility
Tu for idea. Hopefully it won’t Warp my wood work. Can I do this for larger blocks or should I use oven for that?
Dieter, tell me how long it took to dry the tree in the microwave?
Mark.
a couple of hours
Thank you. I tried to do this, I used the weakest mode - "defrosting", but the tree (acacia) slightly cracked :(
Dieter Schneider
Mate, it is a serious question. How long did you keep that piece of wood in that microwave? In what degree and .....??!! The title doesn’t match the whole video although you did a nice job. God bless your child.
That's a clever idea! Can you give some specifications? How many W has the microwave? Did you put it on "medium" or less?
Thanks for sharing.
I just put it on full power. 1 minute in the microwave, then 4-5 min to cool down. Repeat for 8-20 times, depending on the wood thickness. Measure the weight for each time, and when the weight gets stable, it's pretty dry.
I didn't expect you put it on pull power. Thanks for explaining. What kind of tree/wood was it?
How will you burn 20 Cord of wood with small microwave
by putting a tin of petrol in microwave if you have a wooden house built with 20 cord of wood ???
Interesting work, Dieter.
Q: box cover is simply placed over the rod and nothing is fixed.
Not whether it will jump to the bar?
Mark.
Thanks. It's just a dowel. Adding a small magnet would keep it in place
Magnet? - It makes all the difference :)
very nice video!!!😉👌👊
Thanks Nikos, appreciate it :)
Hi there, I have a question, I have some wood rounds about 12” in diameter and 2” thick. Some of them are ok but some are turning grey in the middle. Are they rotting?? Or can I sand this off?
They are getting wet which will make mold spread on them
Played back at twice the speed... life's too short. Wen using a microwave - please say what strength you use!
Full... Life's too short you know
2:25... wood, warms you twice
Does it not split?
I keep trying this but the rounds keep cracking. I do it on low power for a minute then allow to cool. Their about 4 inches, 100mm diameter. Should I do it on full power instead. Thanks for the vidv:-)
Full power for several rounds
Dieter Schneider so instead of over a couple of days. I do it in the microwave on full power all in one until the weight stabilises is that right. Thank you for reply :-)
Yes, but be careful so it does not catch fire.
I did spot some child labor though... where did you find the kid for the labor?
lol... made him myself, my best work so far :)
Dieter Schneider Great DIY project, I should make one myself :P
Yeah, it's fun :P
@@DieterSchneider did you made a video tutorial?
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71 Native Americans watched the first 2 minutes.
MaxPro Ha Ha Ha
We expect tress will be cut down for shelter and other needs. Hopefully he plants others in place of the ones he killed.
Haha!
You sure did take us the long way around the block. 😅
seems like a long way to go to say 'Microwave'
You have an adorable little helper!
Thanks :)
hello
i am phong from viet nam
nice to meet you and learn knowleg about wood together
Pls can someone tell me what is he doin?
Good! Do you know also another way to do this?
Thanks. The drying process?
Buy a damn chain saw
The kid obviously did most of the work. 🤔🍺🎩🎩🎩
why did you fell that fresh young tree in the first place ? :(
Your dowel maker needs sorting
Not a good idea,the wood is cracking all over the place
No, it's not.
Wow.