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  1. 18th July 2022, 12:40 PM #1
    Hilltop Woods
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    Question Moisture Meter Advice

    Hi all, I'm looking to buy a moisture meter for furniture making (native timbers, American Oak etc). I'm looking at the Trotec T510 and Delmhorst RC-1E. Has anyone used these? Should I consider something else?
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    Can't comment on the Trotec, Delmost are arguably the best quality moisture meters you can buy I have had a J-4plus the hammer electrode accessory, for more years than I can remember and it has never let me down, I think the the RC- !E might be a bit overkill unless you are running a commercial kiln.
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  4. 19th July 2022, 07:00 PM #3
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    Default Thanks for the feedback China!

    Thanks for the feedback China! Just have a small setup. I'll have a look at the J4.
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