Some work ahead.....

[agvg]

 

[Toxic2]

Nice stuff....that is the kind of stuff i like to work with. I also like that bench you got to work off..Looks very handy.

 

[cus_deluxe]

Sweet buzzrig dude, looks like nice scenery for splitting and stacking too.

 

[svk]

Fantastic backdrop to your splitting area!

 

[dancan]

You using a regular blade or one with carbide cutters ?

 

[agvg]

Ordinary blade.

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[agvg]

Fantastic backdrop to your splitting area!

Yes, it is nice

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[svk]

How far are you from the ocean? Those look like the pictures of fjords I've seen. Are you hiding the Tirpitz nearby?

 

[agvg]

Yes, this is fjord country, ca 7 km from Aurlandsfjorden witch is a part of Sognefjorden.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sognefjord

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aurlandsfjord

 

[ChoppyChoppy]

Is that wood mostly "tops" and that's why it's all small stuff?

 

[agvg]

No, that's all, it's the hydroelectrical power company that has cleared some riverbanks that I own so they have removed all the trees. D chipped the small trees and the rest is considered as firewood. We don't have large trees by north american standards here in Scandinavia.

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[tla100]

You have a stop on end of table? That way you would have the same length wood everytime.

Is that going to be split yet or just burn whole rounds?

Awesome setup!

 

[agvg]

Its a measurement on the saw, I'm not to careful with the length, planning to use 1500l bags now so I can easily move the wood, but later I have to stack much of it.

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[agvg]

And I must split it, a processor had been nice but cost to much for my needs in firewood. Its only for my own use.

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[svk]

And I must split it, a processor had been nice but cost to much for my needs in firewood. Its only for my own use.

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Do you have a very small stove or do you split it to dry faster? We wouldn't split stuff that small here, even for smaller stoves.

 

[agvg]

Its to get it dry, 30cm is the std lenght of firewood in Norway when you buy firewood.

Typical way of selling firewood here:

 

[dancan]

How much do they pay for a bag like that ?

 

[agvg]

10$, but people with more storage buys 1000 or 1500l bags.

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[ChoppyChoppy]

30cm is about 12" from my rough math.

I've cut some 12" lengths for a few customers and it's crazy how LONG it takes to do a cord over 16" lengths.

Interesting to learn about how firewood is handled all over the world!

Now a 1500l bag, that's around .4 of a cord. How is a bag that size carried? It'd be in the area of a ton.

 

[agvg]

The std way to pack 1000 or 1500l on pallets, the net is onetime use so the seller usually just wants his pallet back.

http://www.espegard.no/display.aspx?menuid=10-2

Bigbags are expensive so the customer must pay the bag and get refund when return or empty the bag on delivery.

http://www.espegard.no/display.aspx?menuid=12

Packing equipment

http://www.espegard.no/display.aspx?menuid=20

And everybody is using equipment like this if they sell in volume