Someone hit up my red oak stash, but I still managed a trunk full of 4yr fat splits. After my pass, it is mostly short and uglies left. There were...
[ATTACH] Isn’t it good, Norwegian wood? I was doing some splitting and rearranging, getting ready for a new oak pile. The Norwegian maple is piled...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Here are closeups of the two types of splits I got the other day.. hoping for some white oak.
I got some pine sap on my gloves and there is no way my grip on the fiskars is slipping now.
The last photo leftmost round and the shorty with the strips of bark to the right of it is white oak? That is what I thought might be cherry in...
Nice, that is what I have mostly in the trunk. I went through one round of cherry up front, but moved back for the 16” long rounds and easier...
Awesome... which pile looks like the white oak? Or is it split in the trunk already (hopefully). White oak would be perfect for my four year stack...
Whoops, look like I’ll need a new stack. Maybe i’ll Keep the splits thick and make it a 4yr stack? The first couple splits kind of looked like...
My pile of cutoffs is getting a little out of hand. I have a couple wire mesh bins (larger drawer size) that I filled a while ago and left in the...
Is that a stack of rounds in the background in the left edge of the photo? Some of that pine would be easy splitting. I say get some easy splits...
I could start a new row or two behind it, but eventually i’d like to put up small retaining walls on each side of the slope so that I could...
I would think re-stack the green stuff back outside. And bring it back in for next season. A pain, but better then buying and running...
That is all of that load, although I’m hoping more will show up soon. Little man does not stack much yet; usually he’ll play with the stomp...
