New stack in progress

That's how I stack, but I've had problems with end braces failing and splits that are a little too long between the braces. Now I use 2 tee posts to support the end pallet instead. Seriously thinking about building a roof over them now that I've worked out the stacking.

 

Same here. With this birch I just wanna finish and cover.

 

Already notched it on the side. I actually plan on doing this Thursday as it is supposed to be about 80 degrees. Perfect weather to run the new splitter for hours and get some logs done. No fooling around I wanted this split a long time ago but the noodled stuff was harder to split than I thought. Like it chunks out a lot.

 

End braces I built out of 2x4's. pretty solid

 

Come to think of it I have a couple stacks in progress

 

Found this while scrounging.

 

Notice I started using pallets on the ends ?

 

Stars and bars and firewood = freedom

 

And beer

 

Working on restocking too

 

Wood shed is on the agenda

 

Holy crap is it ever. A lot easier

 

So very, very nice. Good Job M2theB .

 

And remember you all, stacking your wood on pallets works best when you put them on cinder blocks or such to keep your wood off of the ground. Let that air circulate up and through your stacks. I've got over 40 years of experience with that.

 

If you just start saying "decades" instead of putting a number on the years, I found that it's not as sobering....

 

I did start putting done on blocks. On my drying racks anyways. All seasoned wood is temporary until I build a shed next year