I decided to go to The Oaks Gym after The Bucks put a whoopin on that team up north, sliced (5) 16" rounds off the down 30" OD log, noodled a good...
Looks like he has, or will have soon, a chimney fire :whistle: :rofl: :lol:
I have used an angle grinder with a standard grinding wheel too. Also, a bench grinder...both worked fine...the key is to take your time and not...
In perusing the Black Friday ads this year, I didn't see a lot of great deals, a few maybe, and some that were okay, if you were waiting until BF...
Stackin Jackson's... that works too! :thumbs:
Yup, them youngins need practice stacking :yes: Sounds like a successful neighborhood effort!
Oh, yeah... gotta find my roundtoit...:whistle:
We have a light candy coating, barely... still snowing though
Happy thanksgiving Scotty, and FHC brethren! Not really any one tradition here, other than the usual feasting, watching the Macy's parade, and...
If you have dry wood, the doghouse (boost) air is not really needed...many people don't even realize it's there, so it's been plugged forever anyways.
Pine?! Selling logs?! Never gonna be a Nashville hero like that! ;) (nice work though!) :handshake:
If splitting nice straight woods grown trees a 4/6 way wedge will work a lot better than most of the stuff I get, which would be candidate for...
X4!
Depending on your setup, that's true. But with the right setup, and some good help, a slow splitter is definitely the choke point. If you have...
Might not be totally true, but it's sure worth a try!! :thumbs:
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They are. People that have used both say it's down to personal preference pretty much, both work well.
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Dryer sheets work...the "smellier" the better.
My buddy had a place with a fireplace/cubby like that...it had a hatch to the outside to load it
