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Today I moved about 200 bf of butternut lumber and turning squares from a pile in a dark part of my storage building to bins where I can get to it. It has not changed color in the last 4 years. Would it have changed color, darkened, if exposed to sunlight? I don't know. I suspect so. I have a bandsaw mill and saw my logs . Many logs will discolor with bacterial stain if left in the round in warm weather. I end coat with "anchorseal" and saw as soon as possible. If I were not to to saw them I would split them to promote drying. Drying stops spalting and staining. Butternut is prized by wood carvers. The annual rings do not resist the knife and it cuts smoothly.
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