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<blockquote data-quote="Ski" data-source="post: 5670864" data-attributes="member: 20583"><p>Eh, I'm pretty partial to poplar. I suppose it's because I use it a lot. I've got a sawmill and whenever I'm framing, siding, lathing, etc. a building on the farm or fixing something, my go to is poplar. I cut a poplar tree or two and saw it up into what I need. It cuts like butter, takes a nail, and dries stable enough that I can build with it green and not worry about twisting & warping later on. It also lasts a long time if kept off the dirt. There's a reason the pioneers used it so much for cabins.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ski, post: 5670864, member: 20583"] Eh, I'm pretty partial to poplar. I suppose it's because I use it a lot. I've got a sawmill and whenever I'm framing, siding, lathing, etc. a building on the farm or fixing something, my go to is poplar. I cut a poplar tree or two and saw it up into what I need. It cuts like butter, takes a nail, and dries stable enough that I can build with it green and not worry about twisting & warping later on. It also lasts a long time if kept off the dirt. There's a reason the pioneers used it so much for cabins. [/QUOTE]
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