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- The Tacklife MWM02 Digital Wood Moisture Meter measures the moisture content of wood whose thickness is less than 20mm, you can select different ranges according to the wood species you want to test. -qwikwit
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TacklifeDirect via Amazon [amazon.com] has Tacklife MWM02 Digital Wood Moisture Meter for $3.98.
Coupon code W38WGNMD
Main Features:
• LCD with backlight gives you convenient and intuitive reading.
• 7 ranges applied to different wood species.
• A calibrator in the protective cap can easily adjust if the tester is in normal condition.
• Auto shut down after around 30s without any operation to save power.
Coupon code W38WGNMD
Main Features:
• LCD with backlight gives you convenient and intuitive reading.
• 7 ranges applied to different wood species.
• A calibrator in the protective cap can easily adjust if the tester is in normal condition.
• Auto shut down after around 30s without any operation to save power.
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Last Edited by KO3bIPb
April 11, 2018
at
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Suitable for measuring the moisture content of wood whose thickness is
less than 20mm or 3/4 inch
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Most wood you buy will be kiln dried (either traditional heat sources or microwaved), and then a short time will normalize it ambient humidity. But as with everything else cutting corners and saving time more and more lumber tends to show up still pretty wet.
I used to go to a lot of local auctions, and everyone would laugh about all the fancy furniture people were buying that came in from China and other Asian countries in trendy stores. It looked OK when you buy it, but give it 6 months to a year and you find out they built it with rather wet wood (the finish would slow down the drying so it didn't become evident as quick), the tops would bow up, split on the ends, joints would come apart, etc. At that point there is really no fixing it.
-MJ
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Most wood you buy will be kiln dried (either traditional heat sources or microwaved), and then a short time will normalize it ambient humidity. But as with everything else cutting corners and saving time more and more lumber tends to show up still pretty wet.
I used to go to a lot of local auctions, and everyone would laugh about all the fancy furniture people were buying that came in from China and other Asian countries in trendy stores. It looked OK when you buy it, but give it 6 months to a year and you find out they built it with rather wet wood (the finish would slow down the drying so it didn't become evident as quick), the tops would bow up, split on the ends, joints would come apart, etc. At that point there is really no fixing it.
-MJ