I'm curious if seasoned oak firewood (obviously would need to be cut appropriately) would be usable for wood burning (other than camp fires). 

9 minutes ago, MaDeuce said:

I'm curious if seasoned oak firewood (obviously would need to be cut appropriately) would be usable for wood burning (other than camp fires). 

certainly would...

If you can, quarter saw it. Otherwise, it might not be as fine grained as you like...just judging from your posted work.

18 hours ago, MaDeuce said:

obviously would need to be cut appropriately

Learn splinning to go along w/ that...    Making & Using Splines.pdf

 

 

On 12/15/2018 at 2:40 PM, MaDeuce said:

would be usable for wood burning

??  Wood burning?  You mean with a wood burning tool?

13 hours ago, Cliff said:

??  Wood burning?  You mean with a wood burning tool?

Yes. Pyrography. 

Just be sure it is dry and insect free.  Then use is as any other air dried wood. 

 

Before briginning it indoors put it in the garage.  Make sure it has no insects or larva.

Then once you  are sure (after about 30 days and no evidence) you can bring it in then quarter saw on the band saw.

 

On 12/19/2018 at 9:15 AM, MaDeuce said:

Yes. Pyrography. 

Then I should think that the open grain will tend to  catch the tool and you'll have to learn to work with a lighter hand