Splits like red oak, dries quick like gum or pine, keeps like cedar, puts out heat like hedge :thumbs:
That'd make an AWESOME bonfire :D
This situation, as with so many others, can be summed up with with a simple phrase that I am quite fond of: "Play stupid games, win stupid prizes"
I think that was obviously a joke I clicked seeing the three pages wondering what was going on and of course the discussion reverted to...
Wow, those are some clean stacks :eek:
Maybe poplar or birch? I don't know, there's no way to give a good answer without pics
Nice. I'll be interested in seeing pics of the scabbard set up, sounds handy. Someone on one of these sites had a flat bed with carved cedar...
Will the long sides be that high too? That'll be nice, especially for hauling scrap Glad to see I'm not the only one that uses a chainsaw for...
Bet that was heartbreaking to realize huh :rofl: :lol:
Looks like a good system, I like the clear panels :thumbs:
Yep you pretty much nailed it jack :D Happy almost Thanksgiving to all! :drunk::drunk::cheers::pete::campfire::handshake:
What you said about pine is correct. Give it a year if you can to get it nice and dry and it'll be just fine in your stove. Not burning pine...
Now I'm feeling like a field trip to my NAPA is in order :D
Clock might be haunted o_O :rofl: :lol:
Our dog dreams as well. Funniest thing I've seen a dog do while sleeping was when our last dog let one rip loud enough to scare himself awake...
Nice to see you keeping an awesome old saw alive :thumbs: :saw:
Nice collection there. Tell ya what, I got a chit load of white oak out front you can cut up if you're itchin to cut :rofl: :lol: :thumbs:
That's exactly my thought. I always gotta scrape that crap out when I unload. Sprinkling it on the way home is much better :rofl: :lol:
Pics will be required when you cook it up :D
Awesome work. That's a heck of a deal too for a useable tandem axle 14x6. I like the flooring :thumbs:
