Usually around 2 cords or so. I heat 100% with wood
I'm ready for fall. Can't stand this heat and humidity. Makes me want to come north a little ha
It's not there yet but it doesn't take me but 1-1/2 years to get it around 20%
Poplar, cherry, red maple, ash, oak. It's all under 20% except the oak and it's around 25-30
This is a pic I took of my stacks in march. [ATTACH] Here's a pic from today. Notice the difference in color. It's all ready to burn now [ATTACH]
Never burned any. I'm not sure I have any down here. Not on my property anyway
Drying out wood. Coming along nicely [ATTACH]
Thanks everybody
Looks like sweet gum from down here.
Ha! If the opportunity presents itself I would in a minute
Mine is a corner install on north wall in living room. I would've put it more centered in the house if I had it to do again [ATTACH]
Can't pass on white oak. No matter How much I have. Well it's post oak but pretty much the same
I lied! [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I have to go back and pick up some cedar logs I cut. May try to make some posts with my Alaskan mill. These rounds will wind up as kindling
Was out mending fence and couldn't help but to cut a couple dead small ash and cedars. Ash is few and far between around here so I don't pass [ATTACH]
I didn't see anything on it I'll look close next time I'm down there
This thing was all grown up around for years and we cleaned it all out. Hey the thing turns freely! May just figure out How to run the old...
You do now. Red oak for sure
Bark looks kinda sassy but wood looks maple
I'm sure I'll cut wood until it's 100°. Other than that I've got to do some work on the chicken coops, garden and my girl has softball stuff