Im more of a potato chip man :rofl: :lol: :drunk:
Wow, that last pic sure is quite a sight Trying to get on the "wonders of the world" list dave? :D
I'll be interested to see what you write up. But the science behind how wind dries things is CLEAR
Example: Get a towel wet, and put it in your car. See how long it takes to dry. Now take the same towel and get it wet again, and hang it out...
It's not a non factor though. Scientifically, a stack of wood in a hot, dry, and windy environment will dry faster than one without wind. The wind...
I didn't ignore it, what I and razo were both saying is that the heat in your kiln proved to be more effective than having a stack out in the sun...
Looking good swags :thumbs:. Nice to have a helper huh :D I like the carport as a stacking area too, good idea
I think he means that the pure heat in your kiln makes up for the lack of wind that an open stack would receive. Wind greatly increases drying...
Sounds like bad news The quarantine is weird though. People in that area can't travel outside of it in their vehicles if they aren't stored...
That's how ours are too. They have the stuff, but don't service or anything like that. They all sell craftsman as well
Bet it feels good :thumbs: Now it's time to enjoy the fire :fire:
Never thought if it like that, but that certainly makes sense. Funny how old habits and ways of doing things can stick around, even in the days of...
Look like they held up well other than that hole. With the cheap ones I've used, the rubber would separate from the fabric
Awesome saw dex :thumbs: I don't know much of anything about tinkering with saws, but it sure is fun to watch you guys do it. Very impressive...
Looks good to me. I would think something light or clear that would allow the natural grain/color to show through, but I'm no woodworker :drunk:
You sure that didn't come off a dinosaur or somethin? o_O
Not sure about the stain, but the lichens on the side are cool :D (I worked with a lichenologist for ~6 months last year, excuse the nerdiness...
The design of the fiskars head is good, and the lighter weight means faster swings and less fatigue. I split for a long time with a normal axe,...
Good for you. Always nice to help a friend in need
Always interesting to get such different perspectives on our hobby :thumbs: What's the reasoning behind leaving splits so long? Seems like it...
