i need around 20 cords a year so i’m not that picky about species.it all gets mixed together.hate to pass up free wood with minimal effort involved.
i thought it smelled like horse radish
that’s what o did i split them big
has any used a decent amount of ailanthus?just t want to hear some real world experience on its use.i had the chance on the job site is was...
never had any gum.always wanted to try it.matbe someday!
who doesn’t love noodles?
Im lucky to have a cousin who owns a tree service!white oak and hickory in one load and some sort of birch and honey locust in the other load
71/10 red maple and ash
Sycamore
41 inch pin oak.and that’s big enough
I always thought it dried very quickly.
Never had sycamore.how do you like burning it?how did it split?
40/70 pin oak,mulberry and split of spruce for good measure
My vote is Norway
I plenty of staining but only found one piece.i cut around it
I’ve been cutting and noodling a little bit of that load of pin oak I got the other day.those 40-36 inch rounds are ridiculously heavy.after...
I haven’t scored any wood this way.i used to drop em chop em and stack em.my cousin owns a tree service and he dumps logs at my place.sure beats...
Yes I found some on my second cut.just bumped it .i was ready for it just in case.didnt do much damage to the chain
I love the idea of this thread!
Tree service dropped off some large pin oak logs.i cut about a half dozen rounds off and noodled them into quarters.i cut them at 15inches...