What are the advantages of milled wood versus just using roundwood to build things?
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First off, most people use wood that is not only milled, but dried and sometimes planed, to build most stuff. Frequently the dried part is one of the more important parts of the equation. Round wood, as you call it, fresh out of the forest is usually still full of sap, the liquid that travels up and down through the seasons, to nourish the tree and make it grow. There is also a considerable amount of moisture in the form of water in the fibers of growing trees, that will dry out by itself in time, leaving a board, or a piece of round wood, that is considerably smaller than when it started out, (it shrinks). The wood we buy from the lumber companies has already been dried, (shrunk), so when we use it to build something, it should be the same size next year as when we finished it this year. Besides it's much easier to measure dimensional lumber than round wood.
Other answers:
Using big tree for wall paneling is more economical,you can lay a larger surface area as compare with a small trunk.Wooden panel is also lighter as compare with rough trunk,and also much lighter and easily transport around.
Of course if you have plenty of smaller dimension tree the house built of this material as very unique and environmental friendly
Using big tree for wall paneling is more economical,you can lay a larger surface area as compare with a small trunk.Wooden panel is also lighter as compare with rough trunk,and also much lighter and easily transport around.
Of course if you have plenty of smaller dimension tree the house built of this material as very unique and environmental friendly
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