-6 outside right now just reloaded with some ash and white oak. Both racks on the deck are basically empty so that will be the first chore tomorrow.
That would happen at our old house every few years. 1920's construction stone foundation, dirt crawlspace, no heat or insulation. Id have to put a...
4/72 white oak and black locust hopefully this burns. :loco: :crazy: I also forgot how bad the smoke from BL stinks reminds me of old cigarette...
Threw in a super old and dried 5+ years piece of BL with 3 white oak splits after work. Went for the reload just now and the oaks just a few coals...
Get a big Aircare humidifier itll fix that right up. All new builds need an OAK new houses are too tight.
-1/69 Doug fir, white oak, and black locust this should warm things up a bit.
I've had the same experience with BL but noticed the orange-ish colored stuff seems to ignite alot better/easier than then yellow stuff. Almost...
Hmmm Im not sure if that's the most financially efficient way to go about it but to each their own. Im nearly certain the septic won't fly...
27 Ton Champion never any issues had to add a little hydraulic oil once and thats been it. Change the motor oil once a year and call it good.
Id wait 3+ years to finish the basement for property tax reasons. But Id have it pre-plumbed for a bathroom. Do you already have land? Perc test...
10/73f just reloaded with hickory and bl. Got about 4" of snow today.
Got any other bark pics? Leaning towards it or Aspen/Poplar. They're all pretty much the same.
Well how's it looking folks?
Nothing really Im almost always ready. Plus we're only forecasted to get 3". I wish we were going to get blasted.
All the framing and r value talk aside from being on both ends before you sign a contract have a lawyer go over it. Anything you want in the house...
Iirc if both are spaced the same its basically even. If 2x4 16"oc R13 with no exterior insulation and 2x6 24"oc R19 its approx 25% less.
-14f outside 70 inside just reloaded with some 6 year old black locust.
And here's my point about framers LOL 16" oc isnt needed because they're stronger all you're doing is literally wasting money and lumber not to...
Depends on code and builder etc. Lots of framing crews don't know how to frame 24" oc and you don't want to be their experiment lol. 2x4 with...
Maybe in Vermont but hes in the same AO as me. Let me know the cost difference for that extra closed cell he'd never make it up. Maybe a proper...
