Post pictures of your woodpile/splitting area

[Mac88]

Speaking of ShaneLogs, has anyone seen that fellow lately?

 

[D&B Mack]

Speaking of ShaneLogs, has anyone seen that fellow lately?

In person, or posting on here. It has only been a little over a week since his last post. I don't think we should send out the hounds until at least day 14... :dog:

 

[tramp bushler]

When I click on edit it tells me I can't load the update to be able to edit.

I need a more powerful Android. . Or a computer. I'll check my settings.
Thanks Steve!

 

[StinkyBunny]

I repped you cause you got a fat Dog, a good wood pile, and a hillarious user name...
:msp_sneaky:

He's not fat, he's muscular as hell. He gets hairy as hell when the weather's cold. Better mouser than a cat too, he caught one in the shop a few minutes ago.

 

[Mac88]

In person, or posting on here. It has only been a little over a week since his last post. I don't think we should send out the hounds until at least day 14... :dog:

I wasn't worried about him. I just figured he's still trying to get some wood piled up so he can take some pics. ;o)
Or maybe he's working on those free saws he got gifted with.

 

[stihl023/5]

Well I can tell you he is not me. No matter what wi. has to say.

 

[spidermonkey17]

.....me neither, just a link to Gmail???:msp_confused:

Yeah I new to the posting picture and most of my pictures are on my iPhone. Anyone have any suggestions?

 

[tramp bushler]

I've always used photo bucket as the web host for pertinent pics. Then copy and paste the. Img code into the reply I'm typing.

Pbucket has been great for being free.

 

[zogger]

Yeah I new to the posting picture and most of my pictures are on my iPhone. Anyone have any suggestions?

Two ways, upload to any image hosting place, then use their code. Second way, easier maybe even, upload to your own computer, then upload here as an attachment. When I do pics from my dumbphone, I just bluetooth them to the computer, then use the software on this site and upload as attachments. and I just hand code the inline then once I have the attachment URL.



iPhone has one million zillion hits on google on how to use it to do most anything.

 

[Steve NW WI]

For you guys that use your smartphones mainly, the Tapatalk app is well worth the $4 or so it costs. You can upload straight to a post, way easier than any other method. Choose "tapatalk hosted" when it asks.

If anyone wants instructions how to do it in Tapatalk, let me know and I'll add a tutorial in my pic posting link in my signature.

 

[StinkyBunny]

If you need any other photos lemme know. I can't get inside right now because as the wood dried it curled in on itself and collapsed. I concreted the posts in, the posts are pressure treated 4x4x10 feet sunk 30" into the ground. I sourced 3/4" plywood pieces off craigslist for the ends plates. I still need to put up the cedar shingles on the ends and run boards 1/2 way up to stop the warping that's happening. I used tin roofing from Home Depot for the top, I think the total for materials was $350.

 

[tramp bushler]

For you guys that use your smartphones mainly, the Tapatalk app is well worth the $4 or so it costs. You can upload straight to a post, way easier than any other method. Choose "tapatalk hosted" when it asks.

If anyone wants instructions how to do it in Tapatalk, let me know and I'll add a tutorial in my pic posting link in my signature.

OK. Thanks. I didn't know what tap talk was so I avoided it. Ill give it a whirl. Thanks again.

 

[Hedgerow]

Another load bites the dust...
More Pecan...
But I can't show you cause I do t have tapatalk...:msp_angry:

 

[Mac88]

It was a really nice day here today, so I got a lot of outside stuff done. Finally got around to splitting that cherry that Santa dropped here the other day. It wasn't a lot, maybe 1/3 cord or so split, but it adds to my stash. Here's a couple shots, with my old relic in the background.

 

[Ronaldo]

Not really pics of my pile or splitting area but a nice truck load, anyway. This is some clean up from our spring GTG area that was cut and split in April. Mostly Oak with a little bit of Maple. This load is going to Grandpas house destined for the OWB when it gets a bit cooler. He is 91 so he gets cold pretty early in the fall:msp_biggrin:. Just had to cross the gravel road and unload.

 

[NHlocal]

Not really pics of my pile or splitting area but a nice truck load, anyway. This is some clean up from our spring GTG area that was cut and split in April. Mostly Oak with a little bit of Maple. This load is going to Grandpas house destined for the OWB when it gets a bit cooler. He is 91 so he gets cold pretty early in the fall:msp_biggrin:. Just had to cross the gravel road and unload.

.....you know you've got a nice load of wood when the truck squats like that.....:hmm3grin2orange:

 

[NHlocal]

It was a really nice day here today, so I got a lot of outside stuff done. Finally got around to splitting that cherry that Santa dropped here the other day. It wasn't a lot, maybe 1/3 cord or so split, but it adds to my stash. Here's a couple shots, with my old relic in the background.

.....looks to me like a nice addition to your "stash".....:msp_thumbup:

 

[wagz]

i like your shed design stinkybunny. putting that many posts in and getting them all plumb and level must've been a treat!

 

[wagz]

mac that cherry looks like it will smell GREAT!

 

[Mac88]

mac that cherry looks like it will smell GREAT!

Heck, it smells great right now. I've already got requests for the splitter scraps.