I guess we're kinda spoiled here in SE Ohio. My stacks are mixed with Oak, Hickory, Ash, Cherry, Locust, Elm...ect My favorite to work with is...
Just a regular winter day here in SE Ohio....11 degrees, burning some Red Oak and Ash
Exactly what happened...I had a few cut-offs (24"dia x 12" thick) that made great backstops :rootintootin:
[ATTACH] No wonder my wood is so heavy :)
Wood heat is priceless...floors are warm, rooms are are warm and mamma is happy:thumbs:
Good job Earl764...Git 'er Done!
Yeah...stacking is a necessary evil. It seems to go pretty quick once you get started :)
Another cool night around 18...burning some old dry cherry to take the chill off :yes:
Strange weather, but not complaining....Hope we don't have snow in May or June :eek:
Couldn't have said it better myself :mad:
32* and snowing....Burning some oak and cherry :yes:
Weatherman says 15* tonight and I won't even notice....got a nice dry rack of Red Oak :yes:
It's always Ground Day around my place :loco: :crazy:
If determined unburnable, you can drop it off at my place... I'll find something to do with it! :D Welcome Zachb91
Very cool thread...Thanks for sharing! Although not as efficent as modern stoves, I bet they done a great job
Maybe see you at Canters in April? Should be done hoarding by then :thumbs:
I've been looking at a Hitzer Model 82 to replace an old Riteway 37. They are very similar as far as the design. Does anyone have any experience...
42 outside and 73 inside...burning some really dry elm :)
We shoot thousands of rounds 0f 22lr with the 4H Shooting Sports kids. Mostly CCI and Federal Automatch Might be some better stuff out there, but...
I have never used the Dremel so I can't comment on it. But I HAVE used the 2-in-1 sharpener from Stihl (others make 'em too) and can say they do a...