Garage_Woodworks wrote:


"Jim Hall" wrote in message
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Yes; but it dulls their teeth and they can't eat as fast.. grin
Honestly, I have seen termites splitting wood on ocassion: but never when
I've taken it out of the wood pile years later. The area where wood is
stored has a 4 inch gravel base for drainage with a 2x4 pallet-like frame
on top of it where the firewood is stacked.. I'm no expert on this..
but
haven't noticed a problem either.. I did years ago when the wood was
allowed to stay wet from winter rains..

I don't know either, but it would make me a little nervous storing
firewood in doors.


From what I understand, termites are like ants, take them away from the
colony and they will not be able to cause much damage since there is no
queen and they will die before much happens.

Sweet project by the way!! I am also a huge fan of walnut and maple!

Ditto

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