Erickhill Pinless Moisture Meter Review

[@bobbynash282]

Ive been useing 1 for quite awhile for my firewood. But never thought of useing it in my bowl carving. Right under my nose, thanks for reminding me.

[@BrailsfordWoodworks]

You are welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@WoodWizardrybyColin]

very interesting Ive been thinking of getting a moisture meter for a while

[@BrailsfordWoodworks]

They are handy for sure! Thanks for watching!

[@timwindsor03]

Awesome video brother. Thanks for sharing. Happy New Year. Keep the content coming. Hope you have an incredible day. Much love and RESPECT

[@BrailsfordWoodworks]

Thanks Tim! Happy New Year to you!

[@jackthompson5092]

I have a pin type moisture meter and have been thinking pinless would be better. Maybe this one Mike.

[@BrailsfordWoodworks]

Well it seemed to be doing the job compared to a much more expensive meter. The price is right too. Thanks for watching!

[@dennislestanguet9581]

Happy New Year I have a question, do you know the humidity of your shop, and do your readings come out day to day? I live on the coast and have been checking my test piece of olive and it can change week to week...let us know in a week or so if readings change. Thank you for the info, informative to anyone who lives in a dry or wet area. Dennis

[@BrailsfordWoodworks]

I honestly do not know the humidity of my shop. However I do live in North Carolina. During the winter I hear with a wood stove and I do use AC in the summer. So my humidity should be fairly under control. I do check each piece before I turn it. Thanks for watching!