Time-lapse - log drying rack build

[Gixzer04]

Wow man your blocking all air flow with each shelf let alone time and materials

[thirteenfingers]

"logs won't dry against a wall"... As long as it gets enough sun and wind they'll dry just fine.

I'm guessing the logs are for burning from what I can make out at in the background, and in that case don't worry about checking, just get them dry and get them burned. I know you turn though so forget this paragraph if they are for that. ;)

Also considering it's for drying I'd take out the shelves, replace and the bottom one only with slats for airflow and stack more wood than you can currently.

[kastnmagic]

I think you did a really nice job...

[MRTHATSFAKEANDGAY]

them shelves is a waste of space....wood will dry fine if them just lay on top of each others.

[lloydheins]

You look like that Dude from the Hangover. Nice drying rack.

[40markava]

The shelves are unneccessary wood will not dry against wall! Nice job otherwise!

[MrLeonard55]

Drill some holes in the plywood for drainage and air circulation.

[HiramMaxim]

While this looks nice....your wood will not dry as fast placed up against a brick wall!

[gfixler]

@HiramMaxim - Well, true, but drying too fast can also cause bad checking in the wood.

[TheLaptop100]

this is dumb it wont teach me any thing

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[priestmike]

You is fast:_)

Nice shelve..cheers from Austria