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and take a really nice warped shape. I'm very surprised by the amount of move by this wood dry for so long. The warping can be severe in other species too, but usually, it's when the drying occurs.

Funny thing, I always feel it strange to have a wood job in a metal work shop. Nice bundles by the way.

Don't you need to heat seriously the crunched wood to "glue back" together the fibers (melting the lignin) while under pressure? I can see enhancing the density by collapsing the vessels, but that means too a dislocation of the cell's walls and the loss of the cohesion, unless with either the...

It seems that the 12 tons would be a bit short handed for this wood.

Impressive lacing of the fibers. No wonder that you have an hard time to split it.