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Agreed!! :hair:
Agreed, more joists, and support blocks...don't want to find the floor sagging or breaking a few years down the road...a stack of wet wood is heavy!
We have one at work...
[ATTACH] That's a bigass fan...;) :thumbs: :D
You can also order a ceramic insulation board too...often times you can order a piece big enough to make two for the price of one factory baffle
Unless they rub it in your face all the time...
Not true... jrider cuts/splits/sells probably 10 times as much wood as you and nobody has a problem with it at all...its all the bragging about...
Well, spreading is moving, so I guess you qualify! ;) :p :rofl: :lol: :thumbs:
The way it is now it could be removed for the summer pretty quickly/easily...you could also get end cap blocks for a cleaner look too...and/or use...
It's gonna boil and make steam...either be gone, or if captured make high pressure.
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Just flipping the top row on their sides would block the rest of the stack off...
That's a big one!
Today is one of those fall mornings... frost on the grass, quiet, almost no traffic on our normally busy road. Steam coming off the neighbors...
And just to put this another way, 27 lbs water is almost 3.25 gallons! No wonder wood over 20% MC doesn't burn worth a hoot!
If the cat is glowing I don't see how it could not be working...unless you have overfired the stove and the whole thing is about to melt down! The...
You have to learn to read the grain of the wood...for example, if you have a round with a large knot where a branch came off, you'll need to split...
Correct
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