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Thread: Drying Lumber Neander Deck Question, & Panhandle Life

  1. #16
    Quote Originally Posted by Stew Denton View Post
    .....it happens once in a while that you have unwelcome guest critters, I have caught a few coach whip snakes in our yard and the neighbors too. I take them to the pasture to let them go.....nasty critters....


    Thanks and regards,

    Stew

    I have neighbors like that too. I find that i have to release them in a field at least a few miles away, or they'll just climb the fence and be back in a few hours....

  2. #17
    Join Date
    Jul 2014
    Location
    Edmond, Oklahoma
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    Hi All,

    Today was a warm, sunny, windy day here, and each board shrank an additional 1/16" today.

    I took a carefully measurement of the width of one of the cut offs that I doped the ends with water base spar. Today it was 5&17/32nds" wide today. I am hoping to measure it every few days.

    I got all of the decking boards for the first section screwed down. Hopefully they will now mind their manners. We will see.

    Stew

  3. #18
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    Marietta, GA
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    With pressure treated deck boards, Butt the sides as tight together as possible. When dried, perfectly even 1/4” gaps.

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