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Drill Inoculation Holes

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What happens here

Using the drill with the depth-marked drill bit, drill holes into the logs. Space the holes approximately every six to seven inches along the log. After drilling a line of holes, rotate the log to access other sides and continue drilling, ensuring the entire surface suitable for inoculation is covered with holes. Maintain consistent depth using the tape mark on the drill bit.

Goal: Create appropriately spaced and deep holes in the logs for mushroom plugs.

Tools and materials

  • Drill Bit — Creating the holes of the correct size
  • Drill Milwaukee — Creating the holes
  • Fresh-Cut Logs N/A — The substrate being prepared

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to take our drill. We're going to mark the depth that we need on our drill bit with a piece of tape. Just that simple. And then we're going to drill into our logs just like that. Probably about every six or seven inches. and rotate the log and drill again. Rotate the log. Keep drilling. And then we'll take our shiakei mushroom plugs. We'll stick them in their little holes here. There's instructions that

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