Nice rounds and nice grab. Don't blame you for giving the extra effort to grab those. At least they found the nail and not you.
You'll know mulberry once you cut it as the bright yellow mustard color wood is unmistakable. It weathers to a dark brown.
Bark looks like white walnut aka as butternut. Are those cut ends wet? I don't recall the heartwood being that dark when I've cut it. Split a...
Gettin' it done in VT. For work or play. PITA repair, but you got it done. :thumbs:
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Never have used either but have seen a super split run in person many years ago. Thinking the other would be better for an occasional gnarly log.
I looked up the price of a split fire and more than a super split. Not sure which id get given the choice.
Day after Christmas second half cord to a regular. Forgot to post pics. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]Second load to another regular today. Supposed to go...
Seems like a fair trade to me. Will they let you try it first? Ive considered a fly wheel type splitter (actually have talked with Super split)...
Ive run into those under shingles when I've torn off roofs. Some serious bonding power. Cant say I've ever seen them in my firewood.
That's sweet. :thumbs: Like barkless dead elm that's nice and solid. Dontcha with all dead ash came like that?
ooph! Im with you on that. Our driveway is ground reclaimed pavement and gets icy after a while. Luckily all melted now. Do you have any...
He loves BB, but not so much SM. Says it leaves to many coal chunks when the fire goes out. I actually separate them out when I unload.
Mr. Benjamin can attest to that! :whistle::makeitrain"
Half cord load delivered this week to a regular who buys two cords over the Winter. 75% black birch with sugar maple making up the balance....
Thanks for that tidbit Bill. :handshake: A visit to harbor Freight may be in my near future. Having taken on a few new accounts and not put up...
I have not. Looks like a decent maul though. Give it a shot and let us know.
Ash yes the others are lower BTU but dry fast. Remember the best firewood is dry firewood regardless of species. I chuckled when Backwoods...
Looks like sycamore. Hard to hand split.
First one looks like white walnut aka butternut. Lower BTU and dries fast. Post pics of splits to confirm. Second pic is ash
