I'm going to be working on a river door. I purchased some slabs from a local furniture maker, who is surfacing the faces for me. His shop is indoors and temp controlled, as is the location I will do the assembly -- so my question is, should I take the slabs from their indoor environment and let them acclimate a few days to my unheated shop before running the edge through the jointer and cutting to final height? or is it best if it was acclimated to a heated environment to acclimate to its final resting place where it is already closer to its final moisture/humidity, quickly cut it in my shop and bring it back. I know it takes a few days to acclimate so not sure if it'll have any ill effects (warping) if I take it out of that environment for a short time to cut the length/width.