Used correctly and set to the right species or material scale, Lignomat meters deliver readings well within the tolerance needed for woodworking, flooring, and inspection work. Accuracy depends on good technique — proper species correction, firm sensor or pin contact, and letting the material reach a stable temperature.
Read More >Lignomat meters hold their calibration and do not require routine field calibration. To confirm a meter is working, use the built-in check or calibration reference supplied with your instrument. If readings ever seem off, verify the species/scale setting and battery first before assuming a calibration issue.
Read More >Moisture is rarely uniform. Edges, ends, and surfaces dry faster than the core; one board in a stack can differ from the next. That is normal — take several readings across a piece and use the pattern, not a single number. Large swings can also indicate a wet pocket worth investigating.
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