In loving memory of Kenis D. Keathley 6/4/81 - 3/27/22 Loving father, husband, brother, friend and firewood hoarder Rest in peace, Dexterday

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  1. sirbuildalot
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    Woodshed extension

    Yes sir, We picked about a gallon of them from my parents place. They have I think 24 bushes.
    Post by: sirbuildalot, Jul 27, 2020 in forum: The Wood Pile
  2. sirbuildalot
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    Woodshed extension

    Yes it was. At 7am it was about 70 degrees, by 10am it was up to 80 and climbing. I was hell bent on finishing early.
    Post by: sirbuildalot, Jul 27, 2020 in forum: The Wood Pile
  3. sirbuildalot
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    Woodshed extension

    The new shed will hold 8 full cords
    Post by: sirbuildalot, Jul 27, 2020 in forum: The Wood Pile
  4. sirbuildalot
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    Woodshed extension

    I was even able to fill it up on Sunday morning. I started at 7am, and by 10:05 Id stacked the 2 cords plus the little extra I had to redo from...
    Post by: sirbuildalot, Jul 27, 2020 in forum: The Wood Pile
  5. sirbuildalot
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    Woodshed extension

    This past weekend, I decided to do a project that has been on my list for awhile. When I originally built the woodshed, I made it 24' long x 6'...
    Thread by: sirbuildalot, Jul 27, 2020, 36 replies, in forum: The Wood Pile
  6. sirbuildalot
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    KFC developing poultry-free chicken nuggets

    Sounds disgusting......I'll pass
    Post by: sirbuildalot, Jul 23, 2020 in forum: Everything Else (off topic)
  7. sirbuildalot
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    I love my neighbor, but

    I remember when we were first introduced to impact drivers around 2005-2006. We (construction crew) were amazed at what they could do. Could drive...
    Post by: sirbuildalot, Jul 23, 2020 in forum: The Wood Pile
  8. sirbuildalot
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    I love my neighbor, but

    Having been in construction for many years, there is no comparison. Impact drivers are lighter, easier to get in smaller places, and drive even...
    Post by: sirbuildalot, Jul 23, 2020 in forum: The Wood Pile
  9. sirbuildalot
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    ....and then all my chips turned red.....yuck. WARNING - GRAPHIC CONTENT

    Yikes!!! Never seen that happen. Was it a squirrel?
    Post by: sirbuildalot, Jul 22, 2020 in forum: The Wood Pile
  10. sirbuildalot
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    I love my neighbor, but

    You should be a nice guy and go over there and explain that he needs to sharpen or replace the chain, and let the saw do the work. Maybe you'll...
    Post by: sirbuildalot, Jul 22, 2020 in forum: The Wood Pile
  11. sirbuildalot
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    You can keep em

    I think using forks is the best solution you listed for your situation. Id build a platform to put the halves or quarters on (if they wont fit in...
    Post by: sirbuildalot, Jul 22, 2020 in forum: The Wood Pile
  12. sirbuildalot
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    You can keep em

    While the MS250 is a great homeowner saw, a noodler it is not. I have one, and its just not big enough or powerful enough to noodle that size of a...
    Post by: sirbuildalot, Jul 22, 2020 in forum: The Wood Pile
  13. sirbuildalot
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    Git'ter done down in Dixie

    Looking good!!! Always nice when the hunny helps out. My wife isn't too keen on firewood duties. I don't mind though, gives me alone time to...
    Post by: sirbuildalot, Jul 22, 2020 in forum: The Wood Pile
  14. sirbuildalot
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    You can keep em

    Its pretty crazy what wood can weigh. The logs in my above pic on the Kioti are both around 5 feet long and are each around 2500 lbs
    Post by: sirbuildalot, Jul 22, 2020 in forum: The Wood Pile
  15. sirbuildalot
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    You can keep em

    Timber and Lumber Calculators at WOODWEB Assuming Northern Red Oak, it would be 868 lbs for a 34" diameter x 27" long round.
    Post by: sirbuildalot, Jul 22, 2020 in forum: The Wood Pile
  16. sirbuildalot
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    You can keep em

    Can't be picky. The bigguns need love too guys!!! [IMG] [IMG]
    Post by: sirbuildalot, Jul 22, 2020 in forum: The Wood Pile
  17. sirbuildalot
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    You can keep em

    Could you noodle them in half and then use the Timberwolf log lift?
    Post by: sirbuildalot, Jul 21, 2020 in forum: The Wood Pile
  18. sirbuildalot
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    You can keep em

    Truly, The best option is to quarter them with a big saw. If you don't own a big saw, then lots of wedges and a sledgehammer or maul. I've done...
    Post by: sirbuildalot, Jul 21, 2020 in forum: The Wood Pile
  19. sirbuildalot
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    You can keep em

    Are you really looking for sympathy from us for the free, dropped off at your house, knot free hardwood logs you have to cut up? :rofl: :lol:...
    Post by: sirbuildalot, Jul 21, 2020 in forum: The Wood Pile
  20. sirbuildalot
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    The march to whatever 2020 brings

    Looking good!!! :yes:
    Post by: sirbuildalot, Jul 21, 2020 in forum: The Wood Pile
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