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    Quote Originally Posted by shedbound View Post
    How long does the bark of spotty take to crack up after felling the tree?
    A bit dependable on the climate and time of year, but between two and four months probably. I can't say I have ever timed it so it is more an impression of how long it was before I returned to the log I posted earlier in the thread. Don't leave it too long as it is susceptible to insect attack and your spectacular grain will have pinholes all through it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bushmiller View Post
    A bit dependable on the climate and time of year, but between two and four months probably. I can't say I have ever timed it so it is more an impression of how long it was before I returned to the log I posted earlier in the thread. Don't leave it too long as it is susceptible to insect attack and your spectacular grain will have pinholes all through it.

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    Thanks Paul, I have it all milled and stacked now, but I happened to notice that the bark was starting to tessellate. I think this one will have to be FOG wood. I just went and picked up a big blue gum branch that had come down probably about 500mm dia with a double heart in it have you ever come across this before?

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