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    Wormy maple staircase

    Thanks Shawn. If you're looking for a wormy look a guy who runs a local sawmill told me he sometimes drops the logs and leaves them on the ground...
    Post by: dutch, Aug 15, 2014 in forum: The DIY Room
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    who knows hot peppers?

    Loom that does look an awful lot like yours! Here is a link I found for long hits. I'm wondering if two different names are used? Or just look alikes?
    Post by: dutch, Aug 13, 2014 in forum: The Smokehouse
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    Clean & Re-gasket the Jotul

    Thanks fellas:thumbs:
    Post by: dutch, Aug 13, 2014 in forum: Modern EPA Stoves and Fireplaces
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    Clean & Re-gasket the Jotul

    This will be our Oslo's 3rd season and my 3rd ever burning wood. I didn't realize the gaskets needed to be changed that often, is there much to...
    Post by: dutch, Aug 13, 2014 in forum: Modern EPA Stoves and Fireplaces
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    who knows hot peppers?

    It's an Italian long hot. One of my favorites, love to fry em up and put on a burger or sandwich.
    Post by: dutch, Aug 13, 2014 in forum: The Smokehouse
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    Wormy maple staircase

    HD I did have it kiln dried. We have a bunch of pine and about 200ft of cherry air dried. I'm thinking about trying a farmhouse style table with...
    Post by: dutch, Aug 12, 2014 in forum: The DIY Room
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    Wormy maple staircase

    Thanks fellas, it does take a lot of time prepping the stock, but I enjoy running lumber through a planar a heckuva lot more that stuff like...
    Post by: dutch, Aug 12, 2014 in forum: The DIY Room
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    Wormy maple staircase

    [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Going to try and add to all the great info around here instead of just lurking all the time! So here is the staircase,...
    Thread by: dutch, Aug 12, 2014, 22 replies, in forum: The DIY Room
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    Rabbit Gnocchi

    Wow, instantly hungry. Looks awesome:drool: <-- that means drooling, right?
    Post by: dutch, Aug 12, 2014 in forum: The Smokehouse
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    Great Forum

    Yeah this is my one-stop-shop for all my firewood lurking needs. I always intend to post more, but just keep forgetting to take pics...
    Post by: dutch, Aug 12, 2014 in forum: Everything Else (off topic)
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    I just don't understand

    I know a couple families that heat their water with wood
    Post by: dutch, Jun 28, 2014 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    American Hophornbeam

    We have a fair amount on our property but none that big, love burning the stuff in jan-feb
    Post by: dutch, Jun 22, 2014 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    Trouble Splitting By Hand

    Looks like red elm, how's it smell? I save most of the bigger stuff for when I borrow a splitter.
    Post by: dutch, Jun 12, 2014 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    Wood quantity

    House built in 2012, 2400 sq ft and open floor plan and have an Oslo. We burn enough to keep furnace off most of the time, after two winters in...
    Post by: dutch, May 11, 2014 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    F500 Oslo grate

    Our grate is flat...
    Post by: dutch, Dec 10, 2013 in forum: Modern EPA Stoves and Fireplaces
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    November sailing in the Adirondacks

    Looks nice! What lake?
    Post by: dutch, Nov 16, 2013 in forum: Hobbies and Interests
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    Do You Bring Wood In?

    We have a 4 ft wood rack in the entryway and a 8 footer in the garage. This is our first full winter in the house, I'm thinking about putting half...
    Post by: dutch, Nov 16, 2013 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    Never had this much CSS wood, feels good

    That sure is nice lookin!
    Post by: dutch, Oct 26, 2013 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    Beer-Homebrewing/drinking

    Kegs are 15.5 gal and probably the perfect size, I currently use a 8.5 gal pot and it's great for everything except the big beers (most anything...
    Post by: dutch, Oct 26, 2013 in forum: Hobbies and Interests
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    Beer-Homebrewing/drinking

    Cheapest way to go is probably to get an old keg and cut the top off and put a valve in on the bottom. Couple buddies of mine use one as a mash...
    Post by: dutch, Oct 26, 2013 in forum: Hobbies and Interests
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