Review on Lignomat Mini-Ligno E/D Moisture Meter by Christopher Buck

Chopping, stacking and storing wood is hard work I wanted something that worked well to quickly measure moisture content This tester is more expensive but the woodworking very hard physical work is worthwhile. I tried the cheaper orange wireless kind and got so many different readings on my wood that I decided to send it back and try this instead and it's amazing. It has both short and long pens, as well as an easy-to-read display and belt holster. The green cap can be used on the opposite end to make it easier to insert the pins. I wear it on my belt with the lid off and on the opposite end when I'm stacking firewood. I can pull it out, slide it in and get a reading in seconds and pull it back into the holster with one hand. Then I stack the wood according to its dryness. BTW, the wood needs to be 20% or less dry, and the reading needs to be in the middle of the wood, not at each end, so I check inside (not the gut) when the wood is dry in parts.