Shop Humidity Changes: Why Wood Moves in Fall

Every September, Minnesota woodworkers face the same problem: benches rock, drawers stick, doors won't close. It's not poor craftsmanship—it's humidity dropping 23% in three weeks, causing every piece of wood in your shop to respond naturally. Full article: https://david-ohnstad.com/shop-humidity-wood-movement-fall/

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2026-11-02
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23893116
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Wood Treatment and Properties
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Shop Humidity Changes: Why Wood Moves in Fall

David Ohnstad
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Wood Treatment and Properties
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Shop Humidity Changes: Why Wood Moves in Fall

David Ohnstad
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Abstract

Every September, Minnesota woodworkers face the same problem: benches rock, drawers stick, doors won't close. It's not poor craftsmanship—it's humidity dropping 23% in three weeks, causing every piece of wood in your shop to respond naturally. Full article: https://david-ohnstad.com/shop-humidity-wood-movement-fall/

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