[ATTACH] This is another hunk of locust right? It didn’t seem quite as dense.
Serious respect for all the mods. My main hauler is my kid’s wagon, so I don’t have a lot of room for input, but I would like to see a fishing rod...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Day shot of the new stack and the backlog looking a lot more manageable, but in need of a raking. I’m going to need a...
We are in the market for a fire pit. We were ready to bite on an S.S. Fire pit, but the shipping put it from out of the budget to way out of the...
No, but I did read about it in a “stacking wood: the Scandinavian way” book the my brother in law got me. Sometimes the bark will hold it together...
I got all the cherry chunks split and stacked and mostly out of the rain. Sorry for the terrible nighttime photos. but it is the closer half of...
Anyone hear of black walnut ashes killing off plants when spread in the garden. I’ve heard warnings of its Allelopathic properties, but I didn’t...
[ATTACH] Mostly popple, a split red maple round and a few pine splits. More importantly, a nice workout in the morning. I did have to put up with...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] My first pallet stack.. I put the silver maple in back and the yellow poplar in front on the theory that the poplar would season...
[ATTACH] I think this is a black locust I snapped at a stop-light this weekend. That could keep you warm for a year or ten. If you didn’t crack...
Is it possible to make a cross grained cutting board from a cookie off an old cherry tree? Or will it just check into pieces as it dries out? The...
I ended up using a borrowed stihl chainsaw for the bulk of the work, and I do have a Fiskars splitter, which I’ll give another shot. I might have...
Can you make a cross grained cutting board out of a cookie? Not sure if it would just check into pieces when it dried out or if mineral oil would...
That one coming down sure looks like locust. I just brought home a couple little logs in my kid’s wagon.. Heavy stuff. I’d imagine you’d want to...
Nice, looks well split. Without much experience, I think you’ll be pleased when it comes time to burn. I have neighbors with more silver maple...
Ok, sorry, I’m a newbie mixing up my woods and their common names.
So I can use maple and cherry When it is cold, and then yellow poplar and locust when it is “stinking cold.”
I know I should just buy a moisture meter, but how long do you think it would take to dry out once split, given that the bark is peeling off quite...
now that I know what it looks like(thanks guys), I’m finding it everywhere. I guessing a couple hundred years ago, there would have been locust...
My stove takes 16”, and I think I can get up to 20” if I go diagonal, top to bottom, but I am going to try and get away from that now that I am...
