Kiln drying timber

[spuddog0507]

2 hours ago, Rough Hewn said:

It'll take a day to mill up.
(On a quiet day)
It's just another £3k+ project.
Got a few on the go.

that day milling ? then you still have yo build it,, you could of built it that day,

[Rough Hewn]

that day milling ? then you still have yo build it,, you could of built it that day,

Thinking Beech would be nice...
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[spuddog0507]

51 minutes ago, Rough Hewn said:

Thinking Beech would be nice...

You could of come with us today, we went to Blackpool and had a walk on the beech, and yes it was nice 

[ARV]

23 hours ago, 54gka said:

I use the Logosol sauno kiln. Built an 8x4x4ft box. Will dry 2'' t softwood in two three weeks. Hard wood 2'' t i have the temp right down and takes between six to eight weeks to get to around 10% mc. I to was looking at the heater dehumidifier fans system but just like the idea of keeping it simple with one unit plugged in. I can mill and load timber in the kiln the same day but Oak and Sweet Chestnut need to be air dried for six months due to the tannin. I brought the 2kw vt3 from Logosol and got some styrofoam online for the box and in total cost me around £1100. 

What information did logosol supply with the kiln? Do they give specific schedules for different species/thicknesses  or is it more of a general guidance.