Rescuing good hardwoods from the chipper. Someone has to do it!
Burns well. Pin oaks are generally not good for making things due to the type of grain, so if They get milled into anything it’s usually stuff...
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Grew up 20 miles north of Baltimore , and live in PA now last 28 years. Still visit Md eastern shore almost every year. Welcome aboard, good...
Converting a chaotic tree into a neat and organized pile like that, and then heating your house with it, nothing beats it!
That pile is for next year, but unless I sell a little, it’s going in the furnace as is, so moving it to the lean to is the last step. Probably a...
Wasn’t just me. Had all four sons home and they were kind enough to help their pop!
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I use these Atlas fit gloves, found a place that sells them wholesale at I think about $36 per dozen. I use them all the time unless dealing with...
I like step 6!
Around here, it really seems like only 1 in 20 people want firewood. And the EAB has doubled an already healthy amount of wood supply. 20 years...
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The big one to fill lean to is April, but this tidy up one will be this Saturday to keep my processing area clear
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] three loads of mostly Ash, straight and good size, urgent processing Meeting called for this Saturday. Maybe 4 cords...
Cool project, looks great
I see it a lot, original home owner plants a tree into a front yard like that which could never possibly hold that species, unless you wanted to...
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A day probably. But I find it burns less wood if you fill only the front half, so I load it once in morning and once before bed. Temps and wood...
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This one was a pretty mature tree, had about a 14 inch base, might make an all night Swedish torch out of it. It was hard as rock cutting it.
