the bark stuff is definitely mulberry. the mystery wood looks just like cottonwood. but there is no way you split thru the center of a cottonwood...
if you need to cut a dirty log you can cut from the dirty side and cut down and the dirt will fling off the wood without dulling your chain.
if your lifting anything make it a tire to set around the round so the splits don't fall over.
I'm leaning towards sugar maple.
what don't you like about it?
very cool!!!! I've seen mulberry make a good show too. just gotta keep the door shut when its burning. :thumbs:
either they are lighter than they look or you are more man than me. either way. Nice job!!:tip:
hey that's a kewl score. maybe next time you could :ithappened:would be cool to see the tree and the fence. :tip:
Thanks. I feel the same way most days on this site.
sorry i missed this question. now your dating yourself those were kinda before my time. and I never really got into British comedy. Monty python...
LOL!! no. it does look fresh though. kinda looks like a piece broke off of it. also kinda looks like the tree had been growing around it for a...
ya its wild what some ppl burn. it seems like a lot of ppl with owb's have a lot of square feet to heat, and/or multiple buildings.
I also like the rock bucket!!!! and the pieces are just the right size that you don't have to split. :thumbs:
oh I'm getting hammered all right!!! Idk all this weather stuff your talking bout though. :drunk:
my first year burning in an owb. I burned the exact same amount of wood as my wood stove. only difference was, the house was a consistent temp and...
thank you!!! I usually stack about 6-6.5 ft high. its on concrete and the pieces are all 22 inches long. so they hold up. plus I use "key-ways" to...
:jaw: I have never met someone who could say that^^^^^ other than myself. only difference is i don't have a dvd player.
:rofl: :lol: same here. have you watched rick and morty? same creator.
ya I'm sure they weren't properly seasoned. unseasoned wood does have less btu's and makes for creosote issues. but chimney fires aren't a problem...
ya, the metal inside the wood kinda looked like a part of it had broken off maybe? hard to say for sure. EDIT. just looked at it with fresh...
