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Yes absolutely; cut them down to a little over size before kilning. Expect some end splitting and cupping. Make sure everything has extra thickness and length so you can machine it to exact size when doing the build.

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Thanks great info. If i were to put them in a kiln/make my own would it make a difference if i cut them down to rough sizes first? Mostly as I've only got a small garden and I dont think it would go down very well if i filled it with a kiln big enough for the full slabs.

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Never had so many, the largest are around 175mm. I've always known them as horse mushrooms, all I know is they are tasty.

What the f##k does all this do to help a man get woodchip. Poor fellas regretting ever asking for help.

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2-6" stuff that came out with the tree sheer

But we dont live in a 3rd world , and really u have no right to life , Have I rattled some amnesty international person?

Which one?

Hedge thinnings? That sounds too thin in diameter and something for a chipper rather than a logger. Thin stems are ok for kindling, but not great to burn indoors in bulk. Its all sapwood and the bark holds in the moisture if green.

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Thinking about getting a branch logger like a remet 200 for the massive pile of crappy hedge thinnnings i have. Have seen quite a videos on line and they look ideal but can't find much long term feedback on reliability, maintenance etc. If anyone has real world experience they wouldn't mind sharing I'd be appreciative. Thanks john

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