That's a nice looking pile of wood, hornets or not. Will it season sooner since its been cut and sitting for awhile compared to cutting a live tree.
Looks like a reindeer mated with a chipmunk, nice shot, right in the head
I got some wood the electric company cut down near my house, thought it was maple until I split it, its elm, even with hydraulics its a stringy mess.
What are you making with the 6 x 6's?
If the last picture is the pile you're contemplating splitting or not I would only split the largest ones just to have some to fit in between like...
I agree with you, this weekend is my last load until the cooler fall weather gets here, I have about a cord left and half is already bucked, just...
And how long does it take to season properly?
Some of that stuff looks like overnighters
I got a truckload of the same stuff at a company near me, he throws it all in a big bin and lets you help yourself to the sticks and tons of...
I'm pretty sure you could grow hedge, wasn't one of the reasons they used it as a hedge was it grew fairly quick?
There's a guy near me that advertises on craigslist, he built a box about 4' x 4', he sells a box full for $40
That's a nice looking heavy duty splitter.
I said the same thing last year but my sugar maple was seasoned two years and the red oak was three years. This year I'm cutting anything but red...
White oak doesn't do well not being top covered up here either, red oak fared better but the bark makes a mess. I always top cover now after one...
I offered some wood to my neighbor, he burns a smoke dragon and gets his wood in September, bought a second stove, a new secondary burner but said...
How do you take down 62, I have one in my neighbors yard but want to make sure I approach it right.
How long does elm take to season? Is it like ash or maple or more towards oak?
I thought it was very similar to ash in that it dries fairly quick and has about the same btu rating. They're in the same tree family.
You mean the LOON-ey bin
There's two ash trees that blew over from the wind right across the street from my house, they're down in a gully a few feet, I could sure use...
