Can freshly chopped wood from a tree be made into furniture right away?

Heh, that's a no-no.

The trees under the rigid valve are to be roughened and then dried and then processed. This is the most basic treatment.

If conditions permit, the trunk under the valve should be placed in the river, and after two or three months of soaking, the original pulp should be soaked, and then roughened, and then manually dried. The moisture content of its wood reaches the standard.

The wood of the furniture factory is dried by high-temperature steam, in addition to the moisture content standard, the fiber microstructure of the wood must be reduced to a minimum, so as to ensure that the finished product of the furniture is not deformed.

The developed countries' dry methods are handled quite well, so there are few problems with pure high-end imported furniture.

Freshly cut wood from a tree cannot be made into furniture immediately, and it must wait until the wood has dried before it can be made into furniture. The reason is very simple, the wood is not dry to make furniture, furniture is going to crack, and the furniture will also be deformed.

No way. It must be dried or dried in the shade naturally, and the general moisture content can be used when it reaches 10 12.

I shouldn't be able to·· Because when you cut it down, it contains moisture.

You have to bake it, otherwise it will be deformed.

It was very troublesome, I remember that I had to put it in the river first, then dry it, and then cut it by hand, anyway, it was very troublesome