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  1. Suburban wood snob
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    *The-Ole-Krauts-Sunday-Quiz*

    Schnitzelholz. Dieselholz. Why is it Brennholz, not Feuerholz? The large round in the first pic looks like popple...that is what my grandpa...
    Post by: Suburban wood snob, Dec 19, 2017 in forum: The Wood Pile
  2. Suburban wood snob
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    Looks like we may have a shot at a white Christmas in Dixie!

    I wish you luck. I am 600miles north and our chances are nil. High probability of Mud. Again. So warm last few days its depressing for us fire...
    Post by: Suburban wood snob, Dec 19, 2017 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    Drolet HT2000 who has one

    Ht2000 is a good stove. It's a decent deal new, so a used one is likely a real deal.
    Post by: Suburban wood snob, Dec 17, 2017 in forum: Modern EPA Stoves and Fireplaces
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    Bad scratches on brand new stove...

    Thick paint scratches easier... FYI when you touch up.
    Post by: Suburban wood snob, Dec 17, 2017 in forum: Modern EPA Stoves and Fireplaces
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    Observations on White ash firewood drying time.

    Omg ash is first class firewood. It burns green fairly well even, and it pretty decent in the btu dept.
    Post by: Suburban wood snob, Dec 17, 2017 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    Small splitter hard wood

    My son hates that when the wood goes flying. Me, I like it, although one time it did hit the car.
    Post by: Suburban wood snob, Dec 17, 2017 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    Small splitter hard wood

    Anyone else notice that the harder wood splits easier that the softer woods? Locust, oak, walnut all pop quickly, sometimes violently. Softer...
    Post by: Suburban wood snob, Dec 17, 2017 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    Small splitter hard wood

    I just use a small stool to sit Next to the splitter, you don't have to lift the wood so far then. I use my dolly for the monster trunk...
    Post by: Suburban wood snob, Dec 17, 2017 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    We have all done it

    I need to put that on a T shirt with picture of wood shoved into a car.
    Post by: Suburban wood snob, Dec 16, 2017 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    For the Wood IDers

    Mulberry is a pretty fast growing wood, isn't it?
    Post by: Suburban wood snob, Dec 16, 2017 in forum: The Wood Pile
  11. Suburban wood snob
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    Huge red oak

    Oak when quartersawn is such a pretty wood, I feel bad burning it.
    Post by: Suburban wood snob, Dec 16, 2017 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    Observations on White ash firewood drying time.

    Those damm beetles are killing every ash tree around here. Two years ago, they weren't an issue. Great firewood though
    Post by: Suburban wood snob, Dec 16, 2017 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    Log Home fire in Maine... hard to believe why

    I'd like to reply LOL, but I have done this... Yeah I know, stupid, but the ashes were several days old... And thankfully it was little more than...
    Post by: Suburban wood snob, Dec 15, 2017 in forum: The Wood Pile
  14. Suburban wood snob
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    Colder here. What's your temp? What ya burnin?

    Cold last few nights... Actually dipping into the locust stash... Had been burning up my box elder hoard until it got into the singles at night
    Post by: Suburban wood snob, Dec 15, 2017 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    How long will it last ?

    Oak will rot standing if the bark is compromised. Keep it dry or at least off the ground.
    Post by: Suburban wood snob, Dec 15, 2017 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    Winter trimming

    Thanks guys. I appreciate all the advice. Looking like February is my window
    Post by: Suburban wood snob, Dec 13, 2017 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    "Dry Logs"

    Use the Ash first. It will often burn right after being cut
    Post by: Suburban wood snob, Dec 12, 2017 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    My favorite kind of wood. "Free"

    Totally agree about the utilities trimming trees. They leave the wood in nice little piles of nearly perfectly matched lengths. Cuts are...
    Post by: Suburban wood snob, Dec 12, 2017 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    Size of Spilts.

    Small splits will make a lot of flames compared to the same weight of wood in bigger splits.
    Post by: Suburban wood snob, Dec 11, 2017 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    Size of Spilts.

    It's not so much more heat from the top down, it's longer heat. The amount of heat is tied to how much is burning at one time, how hot the flame...
    Post by: Suburban wood snob, Dec 11, 2017 in forum: The Wood Pile
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