Post pictures of your woodpile/splitting area

[beerman6]

LMAO!

 

[ri chevy]

My wood pile

Not bad for a hacker! The lean to is 8 feet deep by 16 feet long by 10 feet high. I just finished with the other one, not sure how much is there. It is 2 pallets wide.
My father in law has even more than I have, cut and split by me of course. He is older and can't cut anymore, but he enjoys burning wood for heat in the winter.

My splitting log.

 

[ri chevy]

My wood pile

1 more photo from the front.

 

[ss~zoso~ss]

what do ya figure that to be, 2 or 3 years worth of heat?

 

[jrider]

Here is what I managed to work up this year. Have 12 more cords for my OWB thats under cover in a carport.

 

[Hedgerow]

Still hacking away at the same fence row with all the Hackberry's in it...

6th trailer load so far...
Had a fella come over last Friday and tell me he'd take everything I had in the barn...
Gotta re-fill now...:msp_confused:

 

[ri chevy]

what do ya figure that to be, 2 or 3 years worth of heat?

Yes. Probably. Just depends how cold the winters are.

 

[ri chevy]

Here is what I managed to work up this year. Have 12 more cords for my OWB thats under cover in a carport.

Looks like the Tee Pee style of stacking.
That is a lot of wood right there. Nice.

 

[zogger]

Here is what I managed to work up this year. Have 12 more cords for my OWB thats under cover in a carport.

That's some pretty snazzy nice long heaps there man! And 12 more! You've been busy!

 

[jrider]

Looks like the Tee Pee style of stacking.
That is a lot of wood right there. Nice.

LOL, never heard it called that before but I certainly like it. I have found this to be a very effective and fast way to get the wood to dry out. Its right around 75 cords and I hope to have it all gone by Christmas.

 

[leadarrows]

If ya's gon try ta show us yur "splinter" ya's gotta focus on yur finga a lil bettah! :hmm3grin2orange:

Some times spell check screws me.

 

[H-Ranch]

1 more photo from the front.

I think your wood shed overfloweth!

 

[leadarrows]

I think your wood shed overfloweth!

This temps me to say something about Sharing the wood...you know like share the wealth....but I can see that going south real quick.....

 

[Garmins dad]

1 more photo from the front.

Tempted to steal your pic. print it off and hang it in a frame.. Looks so very surreal.. I wish my area looked that nice.. I have splitter scrap everywhere and nothing piled or stacked that nice..

 

[ri chevy]

Wood storage house

Thanks guys. I can cut and split, but I can't stack for sh*t. So I built this little "lean to" with the green plastic roof. It makes stacking much easier. Then I kept cutting, and cutting, and ....you know how it goes. I got more wood than I know what to do with. I need to build a new bigger house to stack the rest. Not a bad thing.

 

[Garmins dad]

just add on to one end.. could add four feet of depth also with three posts and short 2x6's :msp_w00t: scrounge at the dump for tin off a old barn.

 

[bcorradi]

LOL, never heard it called that before but I certainly like it. I have found this to be a very effective and fast way to get the wood to dry out. Its right around 75 cords and I hope to have it all gone by Christmas.

Nice looking stacks of wood. Your talking face/fireplace cords right? There isn't 75 logger's cords pictured 4'x4'8'.

 

[jrider]

Nice looking stacks of wood. Your talking face/fireplace cords right? There isn't 75 logger's cords pictured 4'x4'8'.

I am talking 75 full cords 4x4x8 of wood cut to 16" and split. I know what I have out there because I align the wood the same way year and year out.

 

[owbguy]

here is an ash that I'm working on. Apex was dying out. Way too tall to allow dead limbs to randomly drop..... I'm still recovering from surgery so I only saw a bit at a time. Here are some photos from before I started today. I didn't pay too much attention to trunk girth other than I had to saw from both sides using a 33" bar. Gotta love sawing green ash. Its like butter.

 

[oppermancjo]

Wow! Lotta wood in that thar tree.... I have one almost that size that I've been meaning to tackle myself... Nice work!