It must be above 20% . I wouldn't even try burning one year CSS oak unless it was some kind of emergency. The BTU's are being used to change the...
I have cut several of those. Usually they just set back down easily only once have I ever had one move abruptly or nearly violently. The advice of...
This week but the stacks do not gen any water on them. All top covered in rubber roofing with lumber stickers that extend it out past the sides....
Well, like has been said, you just never know. It was a nice straight grained piece too.
Two rows on pallets with a gap of about 8-10 inches between them. Top covered. The piece referenced was out of the cribbed end so it got plenty of...
Suppose it could have been.
I just put a half of a round in my furnace. Red oak. The full diameter of the round would have been about 8 or 9 inches. The wood was part of a...
I get those burn marks several times a winter. The Yukon I run doesn't have a real big door on it. Usually its not too bad but every once in a...
Any one selling any cookstove wood? Is it worth trying to do? With my recent commercial cut I had done I have an enormous amount of tops laying...
Am I recalling correctly that most of your production is for sales? Love the glove trick, going to have to borrow that.
I would like to know more about your conveyor. It look pretty interesting.
Be careful or you will soon have more than that. More saws. A tractor. Skidding winch. Pevy's and Cant hooks. A sawmill. I know it happened to...
Here at our house that would all be reserved for the grill and smoker!
Nice load for the ground conditions and temperature. The snow can make it harder.
This early 60s man may get the tractor and saws out and cut on tops mid day. No one here but the wife and I and we are content.
I am amazed at how light some of my 4 year old CSS Hickory has gotten.
I can see why you might think it an Elm. The bark is close to the same color. One of the notable differences to me is how the Hornbeam bark shows...
Hop Hornbeam we call it around here. That is one of the biggest ones I have ever seen. Burns very well in my furnace.
Red and Black Oak are predominant here on my ground on the Crawford Upland. It is interesting, some of them smell much stronger than others. Oh,...
Curious as to what/how it smelled?
