Post pictures of your woodpile/splitting area

[Backyard Lumberjack]

We lay out a row of pallets about 20’ wide and build a wall on both edges. Then we dump firewood onto the pallets from the end and over the wall until full.
Lay out another row of pallets and repeat. 20’ wide, 6-8’ tall, and just keeps getting longer. From the road, it looks like it is all stacked

from here, too! lotta wood!!

 

[olyman]

Get a wood boiler! 10 times more efficient than a wood stove, heat other spaces or pool with it, no more bringing wood in the house and sweeping up wood debris or cleaning up ash inside the house.

uh huh, yah, right...

 

[Otis B Knotknocker]

Pitch pine and some nice buckskin larch rounds from the Pacific Northwest. These pine stumps are scattered around a logging job I am working on. They appear to have been cut 100+ years ago and burned sometime after that. No one seems to have any interest in them except me. My dad told stories about giving pitch pine to the cooks in the logging camps long ago. Called it Tradin Wood.

 

[Iowawoodguy]

Had some fun with the maul on some silver maple.

 

[Allanb8]

Had some fun with the maul on some silver maple.

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What weight, length on the handle?

You got a link for the maul?

 

[Piotr Pakula]

Looks like Stihl AX 33 CS 3.3kg 90cm in Europe it costs about $ 90 / now recalculate the weight and length

 

[Iowawoodguy]

What weight, length on the handle?

You got a link for the maul?

Stihl Pro splitting maul 6.6 lbs 33.5 inches
https://m.stihlusa.com/products/hand-tools/axes/prosplitmaul/

 

[Piotr Pakula]

In Europe, it costs a lot more, it seems that we are further to the manufacturer and we are richer :-D. Probably that's why we don't buy them ;-) Apparently it's nice to break the handles you can see in the photo that they are thinner for the pipe

 

[mountainguyed67]

Had some fun with the maul on some silver maple.

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Where is the maul made? Germany?

 

[Piotr Pakula]

This is how the Bundestag is in Europe ;-D

 

[Iowawoodguy]

Where is the maul made? Germany?

The head is made in Germany.
Here's what I found on another forum
"The Stihl maul is a re-branded Ochsenkopf- German for Oxhead. Well-made of quality steel, and a good buy for anything branded "Stihl"."

 

[mountainguyed67]

The head is made in Germany.
Here's what I found on another forum
"The Stihl maul is a re-branded Ochsenkopf- German for Oxhead. Well-made of quality steel, and a good buy for anything branded "Stihl"."

Here’s a 7.72 lb version.
https://www.shforestrysupplies.com/...paign=product_listings&utm_term=&utm_content=

 

[MagraAdam]

Almost done for the season

 

[Jere39]

Won a photo contest with a picture of my JD in snow this year and finally cashed in my gift certificate:



I am a tool user, not a tool researcher or collector. Based on labeling, this is a product of the EU, but I do not know who Stihl sources them from. I was tired of wailing away with my undersized Fiskars hatchet on felling wedges. This will impose my will on them better. And, be a limbing tool too. I'll look for a sheath to protect it while moving around.

 

[svk]

Won a photo contest with a picture of my JD in snow this year and finally cashed in my gift certificate:

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I am a tool user, not a tool researcher or collector. Based on labeling, this is a product of the EU, but I do not know who Stihl sources them from. I was tired of wailing away with my undersized Fiskars hatchet on felling wedges. This will impose my will on them better. And, be a limbing tool too. I'll look for a sheath to protect it while moving around.

Sharp tool and great photo

 

[woodchuckcanuck]

Getting started on another year.

 

[treebilly]

What model of eastonmade do I spy?

 

[woodchuckcanuck]

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What model of eastonmade do I spy?

An early 12-22

 

[Ontario Firewood Resource]

Getting started on another year.
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I spy a Japa processor

 

[woodchuckcanuck]

I spy a Japa processor

Then you need to clean your spy glasses That's a Hakki Pilki 37 Easy.