Post pictures of your woodpile/splitting area

[rwoods]

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Big old white oak from a farm
Trunk cut with a 660 w/ 36"

Keep on the lookout for metal in that log on the left.

There is a lot of wood in those two pieces.

Ron

 

[Toy4xchris]

Putting some work in at my inlaws house had some maples and oaks taken down.

 

[NewToSplitters]

I hate to say it, but we are just getting started. We cut and split about a rick and my used log splitter blew a seal. We have a whole bunch which can be cut into wood stove lengths until I get the splitter fixed.

 

[user 158015]

 

[artbaldoni]

The red coal bin is sitting empty this year at $400 a ton. Back to wood!

 

[woodchuckcanuck]

 

[jolj]

1. Wood chips
Wood chips are great for mulching around your plants. They help keep weeds down, retain moisture, and add nutrients to the soil. You can use them around your plants or even put them directly in the ground. If you have a lot of wood chips lying around, you can make some compost out of them!
2. Sawdust
Sawdust is similar to wood chips, except it's not as big and bulky. It is perfect for mulch around your plants. It helps keep weeds down, retains moisture, and adds nutrients to the soil.
3. Leaves
Leaves are great for mulch around your garden. They help keep weeds under control, retain moisture, and provide nutrients to the soil. Leaves can be added to your compost pile if they're clean.
4. Grass clippings
Grass clippings are great for mulch and composting. They help keep weeds away, retain moisture, and give off nutrients to the soil. Grass clippings can be added to your yard waste bin.
5. Bark
Bark is great for mulch and adding nutrients to the soil. It helps keep weeds away, retains moisture, and provides nutrients to the soil. Bark can be added to your backyard compost pile.
6. Hay
Hay is great for mulch around plants. It helps keep grass down, keeps weeds away, and gives off nutrients to the soil and plants. Hay can be added to your garden bed.
7. Straw
Straw is great for mulch. It helps keep weeds under control, retains moisture, and gives off nutrients. Straw can be added to your lawn or garden bed.

You forgot Coffee chaff, nut shells & rice hull, shredded pine cones.

 

[artbaldoni]

Chug, chug, chug...

 

[NewToSplitters]

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Very nice and neat. Look great.

 

[stihlaficionado]

Silver maple, don't care for it much outside of kindling or mixed with harder/denser wood in the firebox.

 

[dave ensign]

Not done but almost there!

 

[stihlaficionado]

3-4 more cut piles like this ^ to go



15 year old Built-Rite

 

[artbaldoni]

Getting closer...

 

[artbaldoni]

And now there are 2 super sacks of coal sitting in the woodyard too!

 

[cantoo]

Stacked these up on Saturday afternoon. Next picture is Sunday morning, good timing. 48 crates 48' wide x 48" tall x 32" long Ash splits in them.

 

[NoSprk]

 

[Sawdust Man]

A bit of fresh cut post oak...

 

[mountainguyed67]

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Ash?

 

[NoSprk]

Ash?

eucalyptus is what's stacked nicely and oak in the other pic

 

[GrizG]

Almost all of this wood came from one big maple tree that was the casualty of last winters' ice storm... there is a small amount of oak mixed in.