I just found out I may have a chance to get some free gum wood. Firewood. So I take it that it's probably no longer than 18", possible less, and not split. Small pieces, for small projects. Probably sweet gum, but don't know. Did some googling (naturally), and the pictures looked nice, and suposedly it works well. Except it said it's prone to warping while drying.
So, a question or two for anyone here that's used it, and more specifically, dried it. Would I be better off sealing the ends, and drying in a while section? Or, drying after it's been split up into smaller chunks? Never used any before, and for sure never dried any.
It's free, and free wood is always popular wood. Hope some is still available.
JOAT If you can read this you're in range.