Looks like an awesome unit!!! If you don't mind me asking what was the cost?
For low end hydraulic units with 15-20 second cycle times, I agree its very, very unlikely. However..... My single wedge Super Split has done a...
I process down to around 3". A lot of it will depend on your available time and resources. If you have access to tons of wood, and they don't...
507 lbs
It seems Beech is pretty comparable to Black Birch in BTU's, rot resistance, bark texture, etc. Maybe a slightly better firewood than BB. Got to...
Nice!!! I hardly ever see or get Beech
Lotta nice wood there!!! Good job!!!
10F this morning. Windy as hell last night and today. With the wind chill we were at -30F. Lost power about 10pm. Said to the wife, see....this is...
Awesome work my friend!!! $350 seems more than fair for exclusively BL that is truly seasoned and barkless. Brads like Paul Revere except he's...
Its really not a surprise. Fuel prices going up literally affects anything made, shipped, produced, etc. by fuel. Its only gonna get worse I'm...
A lot of members here swear by dead standing Elm as easier to split. When you do it for a living like you do, that’s often not an option though. I...
Looks like a cool project!!!
When the temps dip that cold they make you extinguish the fire??? That’d be the day, especially if power was out. The government could kiss my azz...
Life as usual here. We've lost power for 9-10 days at a time before during the winter. I try to have at least a month of food in the pantry,...
I've never stacked mine, but I've seen quite a few people who do stack them. I think how much of the cage you cut out will make stacking them...
I got some BL that had that same brownish hue to the wood. Other times it’s greenish yellow. It’s a tricky species
Congrats on the channel. We just started ours in the beginning of January. Enjoying the process thus far!!!
Looks like Black Locust to me.
I just hope the good people of Texas learned something out of this whole ordeal.
I agree we’ve been spoiled weather wise for the last 5 years or so with mild and almost snowless winters. We may start getting into a new pattern...
