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Part of my stack...

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Mook, Aug 15, 2016.

  1. Mook

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    and the fire pit.

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  2. woodsman416

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    Your stack is so organized you must hate to burn it!:D
     
  3. Mook

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    Doesn't hurt my feelings one bit to throw it in the pit...:D
     
  4. Thomas

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    Nice cribs!

    I assume we are looking at the ends of the stacks? My wife wants me to crib our entire stack but there's no way I have time for it.
     
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  5. Thomas

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    Also, what part of West Virginia? My wife has some family in the Huntington area. Pretty country out that way.
     
  6. Scotty Overkill

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    I did that one year......waaay back when I was starting out. Quickly figured out the best way was to only crib it every 6-8 feet, helps stabilize the stack nicely, and still looks very attractive....
     
  7. Mook

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    Near Racine WV.
     
  8. Thomas

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    Sorry for the redundancy, I just came across your first post, giving this info!
     
  9. Machria

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    Wow, are you "splitting" your wood with a table saw???
     
  10. Mook

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    Splitting maul.
     
  11. Machria

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    Is it a hollow square maul??
     
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    Mook nice looking stacks! :yes: seems a shame to burn all that just in a outdoor fire it looks seasoned! not to worry we will get you talked into a good stove soon.. :D
     
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    What did you do with all of your triangle splits? Those will burn too! :)

    Nice looking stacks! And welcome to the club! :handshake:
     
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    Wow! Nice cribs... Yup you're in the right place!:thumbs:
     
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    Usually no need to crib the whole stack and when it is done that way it really does not look so nice as a neat pile cribbed only on the ends.

    I've never had anyone tell me these wood stacks (both the same stack) look bad. Although now I've printed that someone probably will. :whistle:

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    Those stacks look as beautiful as always, Dennis! No one would say otherwise, because it's simply the truth! :yes:
     
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    yeah, I have mine in a long row now and cribbed every 8 feet. She is happy with that now that she sees it :D
     
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    looks similar to some of my stacks Mook. Mill ends?
     
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    Really nice stacks, Mook. Feel like comin' over and doin' mine?

    Dennis, you've always been well stacked.