In CT, I usually get medium size splits of black birch down to 20% in one year. I think white should be a bit quicker. I find yellow birch is a...
Not sure if it's been mentioned but Eric from Life on Farmland has a good woodstacking video (also a bunch of other firewood vids). Must see...
Lots of water if doing wood this time of year. Heat exhaustion can come on quick. I know if I start getting a slight headache,it's time to stop...
Work is going to have to get worse to make more wood! I go little by little by scrounging but it all adds up. Here's to bad days at work.
[ATTACH] If cut from a live tree and cut split and stacked today in splits no more than a few inches thick, one MIGHT be able to get SOME firewood...
That's awesome man
+1 on tin sheeting
Tha That last bit might have deserved a "wait". Lol
Very nice of you to be neighborly and make some wood for him. Maybe he doesn't want it if he was good with giving it away?
Great job!
I do this and to matters worse is so does the dog.
I am only 38 but remember as a kid riding my bike everywhere, it was a way of life, we all did it. I had the odd experience of having to teach...
That makes sense
Looks a lot bigger than 20 inch circumference!
Looking at it again, it looks like it could be green ash
The only big of BL that I split was super easy to hand split, FWIW.
It does look a bit locusty but not sure
A hickory?
Interesting, I do see a lot of black birch with issues around here
I see your alder and raise you a black birch, lol!