That's beautiful, dirtdevil! I bet your little helper and her felines are loving it, too. Do you know what the flooring is made from? Looks like...
Nice job there, fishingpol. There are so many small cemeteries in the northeast that time has sadly forgotten. It must be a great feeling to help...
Yesterday, Mrs Papi said the upstairs was a little too chilly for the little one at bedtime. "Well my dear, throw a log or two on when you come...
If we burned exclusively at the old home on a quarter acre town lot, we'd have done this eventually rather than sacrifice the whole play area for...
Guess you earned your dinners this week, sir! Nice job!:dex:
Nice looking pile there, sir. Good on the Mrs for jumping in the opportunity. I am working up some silver maple here as well, and like you am able...
Got a little bit of this processed. Stacking in a sunny windy spot, two rows with a gap in between. Dry wood counts now, so I better do it right...
Probably about three cord once all is said and done. I'm only about a third of the way through, as other wood tasks keep me from working on it much.
I think I'd spend an embarrassing amount of time sitting in a lawn chair and staring at those packed sheds after the work is done if I had 'em. :)...
Whoo, that was a whole pile of work Dave. My back is sore just looking it over. Red oak isn't really a featherweight sort of wood! Nice job.
Good work there - it sure is more comfortable working in 40 than it is in 97, innit?
Nice job, bert! Looks mostly like a "normal" dismantling job at this stage. Glad it all worked out safely.
In my case, I planned on burning in the owb, but decommissioned it (mostly - will probably fire it a few times this year to keep it in good shape)...
Looks toasty!
I call them "tree service lengths." Gotta do what ya gotta do, free is free. :)
35 here, topped out at a sunny 39. Mrs Papi didn't feel like going to the stacks in between school bus runs this afternoon, so we're catching up...
Straight into the owb before the snow starts?
Bumped into the same scene myself switching from owb (cut to 24" to fit the splitter) to indoor stove. I opted for a jig to cut them all in half -...
That looks great, Ralphie Boy! Think it will be dry enough? ;)
I'm coming from 15+ cord per year in an owb, so anything less than that will be money in the bank - and holy cow are we warmer than ever before....
