Gene, I have a friend who refuses to ship ambrosia maple around the country because he is afraid that he might be contributing to some kind of epidemic like the emerald ash borer. The insect that carries in the ambrosia fungus on its feet into the wood (the fungus is food for the insect's offspring when they hatch) prefers wood that is not soaking wet, but that has begun to dry. Does the beetle continue to work in the log once the tree has been cut, or does the tree have to be alive? Has anyone experienced more activity after Anchorsealing the logs and letting them rest for a few weeks before cutting? I figure the more, the merrier, when it comes to this beautiful feature.įrom Professor Gene Wengert, forum technical advisor: It seems that every maple log I have found so far has been infested by the ambrosia beetle. An explanation of this method is provided as a courtesy.Before owning a mill, I thought that ambrosia beetle infested wood was somewhat of a rarity. CAD Hatch Patterns that are Easy to Install Just copy and paste the hatch code into your exisitng hatch file(s). Hatch Patterns For all versions of LT Including LT 2009 Very high degree of Hatch Pattern Accuracy Drawn to one millionth of a unit for Autodesk AutoCAD accurancy Hatch has Instant Download You can download the hatches as soon as you make your payment.
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