Post pictures of your woodpile/splitting area
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Hedgerow
HACK
Kinda crazy isn't it
Won't last long, but nice for now!!!
Not for this fat boy! I'm not too fond of doing anything with wood unless it's below 50 degrees.
Garmins dad
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As nice as i can be...... you sir suck.... It's -18 f here.. :msp_angry:
Foxfire
ArboristSite Operative
If you're bored, you can bring me that JD. I'll make you a steak when you get here and we'll call it even...
That might be getting just a little ridiculous. About 25 ABOVE is what I like when in the woodpile.
If only you were a little closer cause I really like steak.:hmm3grin2orange:
Garmins dad
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Do you leave a hole in the middle to draw the air up and out??
Foxfire
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Don't beat yourself up about it, half the time I over cook'em...
ri chevy
ArboristSite Guru
A little different than last week, huh?
A short stint of Indian summer.View attachment 276334
Splitting area last weak.
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Splitting area today, I paved it during the summer but still have to finish it. Summer ended pretty quickly here.
I had my last exam yesterday so spend the afternoon cutting some more wood. Started to split with the x27 but it's raining all day long here so quit when I was soaking wet (split a little more than on the picture though).
Splitting area last weak.
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Splitting area today, I paved it during the summer but still have to finish it. Summer ended pretty quickly here.
I had my last exam yesterday so spend the afternoon cutting some more wood. Started to split with the x27 but it's raining all day long here so quit when I was soaking wet (split a little more than on the picture though).
The purpose is to put logs straight up in the middle, so you get a chimney effect and the air can go out.
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It's easy to cook me a steak, 2 slow passes over a 40 watt light bulb and lets eat.:msp_thumbup:
zogger
Tree Freak
Man, those are some stout mambo chunks!
Muffler Bearing
"Support Our Troops"
Those are HUGE sections to transport, let alone to split! Did you really do all that with a 28 inch bar and that 'mortal' sized splitter in the 6th (?) photo? (I would have wanted dynamite!). Was this 'noodle-city', or is there some apparatus that we are not seeing in that post?
Philbert
That load had to weigh a LOT and take a bit of cutting and splitting. Big pieces like that are a bunch of work--good job and thanks for sharing the pics. Rep coming at ya.
Ron
Ron
Wolfen
ArboristSite Operative
Nice size chunks man, have fun cutting those up o split.
Love the stove though, am i correct is assuming its soapstone?
Love the stove though, am i correct is assuming its soapstone?
