Its not oak, or at least any type of oak I've ever cut.
On the cheap; Locust saplings on the ground or on blocks with cribbed ends. Beats loosing wood from rot and spending money on "stacking stuff" and...
Love that grinder bench! Any more pictures of it? How'd ya make it?
I suck with a file so I bought a Timberline sharpener. It works quite well and makes a sharp chain. But sometimes it's a pia to get set up...
Gee! My County Line 25 ton got caught in flood waters a couple of years ago and I pulled the plug to pump the cylinder full of WD 40 to get the...
Looks like the bark from the lower trunk of a sycamore before it gets scaly and white further up the trunk.
Got a make and model?
Ashwatcher where are you scoring rail? I've always though it would be great for firewood stacking. just never found a source.
The leaves remind me of shingle oak but I don't think you'll find find it in New Hampshire. Guess I ain't no help, sorry.:D It ain't cherry either.
Good shoulder season wood, seasons fast, a matter of a summer. But, and this is a crucial but, it can be a bear to split by hand or by hydraulics....
Wow! Never seen one that big, usually the ones around me are about the size of the limb on the right. Some folks call hop hornbeam ironwood as...
Very good firewood. Although it doesn't get real big.
No We're not better, you are just smarter!:salute:
Yep, we went through there a couple of days ago. We got lucky with the weather for climbing the mountain. We had light tailwinds and the lady that...
Today, just before noon, atop Cape Smokey Mountain, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. We pulled off the road for the picture. Yep, we both have...
It depends on the type of wood. I've read about burls going for as much as $400 per pound! There have been problems in parks with people sneaking...
Found a wood carver in a tiny village in Nova Scotia today and this was on his front porch. I ask him what he would make with it and he said he...
And no the ocean ain't a leaner, the photographer was just a bit oxygen deprived from climbing. :D
That's it! Today we climbed a total of 3500 feet in 40 miles of cycling with grades from 5 to 13%. At 65 I'm getting too old for this! Maybe a...
