Anyone got a kiln to dry timber?

[Rough Hewn]

Preferably in Yorkshire or Lancashire?

Please message me

Thanks

 

[wisewood]

Preferably in Yorkshire or Lancashire?
Please message me
Thanks
 

I'm also very interested in this Saul

[Big J]

Well worth setting up your own. It's not expensive, and easily pays for itself on the first run, even compared to getting someone else to do a run for you.

[wisewood]

Are the solar kilns any good?
I don't have electricity at the yard.

[topchippyles]

All the systems i have seen use a container and use wood to run it so no cost involved 

[Big J]

12 minutes ago, topchippyles said:

All the systems i have seen use a container and use wood to run it so no cost involved 

Not really suitable for drying sawn timber, unless you fancy stoking a boiler for 2 months

[Rough Hewn]

Well worth setting up your own. It's not expensive, and easily pays for itself on the first run, even compared to getting someone else to do a run for you.

Might have to do this.
Thanks J
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[topchippyles]

1 minute ago, Rough Hewn said:

Might have to do this.
Thanks J

J when its bought and paid for its yours buddy 

[Big J]

1 minute ago, Rough Hewn said:

Might have to do this.
Thanks J

I think that the insulated boxes are about £700 now, rather than £500 when I set mine up, but you'd still do the whole thing for less than £1200, and cost to dry per cubic foot is about £2 in electricity.

[Rough Hewn]

Might have something in the pipeline.
I'll post it if it happens
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