Oodles of noodles

Just came across this picture trying to find some shots of my woodpiles. Big white oak cut down to size. I always say, a bit of extra saw time makes for an easy day with the splitter.

 

well done. That stuff is the perfect size for my stove already...no need to split.

 

Send him your address so that he can ship it to you.
Just like NY state lottery "You never know"

 

Smokertr1973 , nice work. I'm not looking for you to ship any of your wood to me but if you got a free day I could use your talents down here.
My buddy says he is going to break them down with a maul, better him then me.

 

I always fight big rounds onto the splitter. I just never think of cutting them...?

 

I got the American Splitter with a lift and a hookaroon for just these reasons.

 

Yup, that's why I'm going to build my own.

 

It usually starts out looking something like this. This load was yellow pine, still waiting for a date with the chainsaw mill.

 

Bet that area has a great odor ,
love the smell of white oak !!

 

Saweet. Nice looking oak...nice and toasty

 

I just wish oak didn't take sooooooo long to dry. I moisture tested some two year old stuff at the beginning of this season, stored on skids, full sun and wind, still around 28%.