Usually they drill through the logs in the ones I have looked at.
I was always curious how they did it.
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They do that while the building is being constructed.
This home that I'm working on was built in 1956. They're just a little slow getting it wired.
Also, no plywood behind the cabinets... they want to be able to see the logs.
My idea was to put the conduit in the groove.
I thought about wiremold, but the logs are round and I don't think that it would work in a groove and it would really stand out on the hump.
I also thought about cutting vertical grooves in the logs for the wiring that would be hidden behind the cabinets, but the homeowner doesn't want that.