APPARATUS FOR DRYING DOMESTICALLY PRODUCED OAK TREE

The present invention provides a domestic oak drying apparatus that allows the use of domestic oak as a high value-added product significantly increased while preventing the splitting and twisting of the oak during drying to increase product yield and flatten the warped wood before drying. The present invention relates to a drying apparatus including: a drying chamber having a door openable at a front side thereof and a rail installed at an inner bottom side thereof; A trolley provided on an upper surface of the rail and loaded with an oak board material disposed on an upper surface of the rail and capable of being inserted into and out of the drying chamber along the rail; A drying unit installed on the timber as an upper portion of the bogie， provided in a plate form between the timber and the timber， and drying the timber by heating a plate provided in the plate form; Both ends are fixed to the trolley in a state surrounding the one side， the upper surface and the other side of the entire timber loaded on the upper surface of the trolley， and are formed of a stretchable rubber material， and pressurize the timber downwardly and inwardly as a whole. And pressure cover to prevent distortion during drying; A vacuum pump which sucks air in the interior of the drying chamber through an air suction pipe connected to the drying chamber and discharges it to the outside through an air discharge pipe connected to one side to form a vacuum; Include.