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Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Ctwoodtick, Aug 7, 2020.

  1. Ron T

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    I heard you Brad :saw:
     
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    Right on guys, BALSA WOOD! Load up the stove with a few splits and it's pure enjoyment for the next 2-3 minutes. :D
     
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    Lol...maybe in PA...
     
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    The forester I had walk my property years ago said basically the same thing... He was not a fan of beech trees if your goal is growing timber. Said they can become insect prone and often lose the heartwood making them not desirable for timber.
     
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    Somebody must use it for something besides firewood...I seen a log truck go by today and better than half the load was beech...a biggun too! Was a little surprised to see that it was solid, not the usual hollow log...
     
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    I have heard it used for "blocking". Not sure exactly what that means. I assume it's for industrial crating applications?
     
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