Bet I could get $600 for a cord of seasoned oak around my place. Plus $60 for delivery. $500+$60 easily.
Splitting is my favorite part. Hitting a piece of hardwood and getting the sound a pinball machine makes when you get a free game. Stacking...
Found a pretty close bark pic on the net. I think pin oak.
Nope
Butternut :rofl: :lol:
I had a spruce taken down in my yard. The maul would hit the round and sink in like a wet sponge, not even a whimper from the round. Only wood I...
Super easy to split. It smells like artichokes actually, not like pizz at all. Does have a bit of a darker center.
Maybe a California Black Oak
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I don't see oak around here much, just picked up a truckload. Any ideas what kind of oak it is? Thanks[ATTACH]
I just got a half cord of green oak rounds, getting oak is rare around here. Chopped and seasoned one year it'll sell quick at $300 plus $60 for...
Four years is pretty good, depending on how much you chop. I guess I will have to pick one up and find out.
What happened to your last isocor? I've heard good things about them but have not tried one out yet. I need the 8# splitting maul. I've been...
WOW! 12 cords of that kind of wood would easily bring $6000 if you chopped, seasoned and sold it in my area. I could make a living off of those...
Thanks, sounds like what I have read. Yep, no cooking over this wood.
Way, waaaaaaaay harder wood than cedar or juniper.
That's nothing. One company in the area sells full cords of madrona for $895.
Hey folks. Got a truckload of yew the other day, already bucked. Nice straight grain stuff made for some real easy chopping. I've never burned...
Just bought a new 462. Finally got to use it yesterday and damm near did the same thing on my first fill up. Good to know it wouldn t have...
$500 per cord of locust and the better stuff. Birch for $400/cord. Maple somewhere in the middle. I live in the suburbs just outside the city...
