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Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Woodsnwoods, Oct 27, 2019.

  1. Woodsnwoods

    Woodsnwoods

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    Since my boards are spreading around the house, trying to consolidate all new work into one area. Planning to build a larger saw buck I can load with the excavator and process in one direction I have tons of piles of splits and rounds everywhere. Snagged some steel from work so I hope to make this a one and done. Right now it is a mess anyone else have photos I can pull ideas from? 347F0D70-E77D-453C-8D89-D3584805D910.jpeg 580F2684-8335-4E21-B920-3D2BB85B6A68.jpeg F77E0E85-A280-4230-919F-A1D1675483F5.jpeg D6364553-768E-4C0A-92F6-A30F924155C6.jpeg
     
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    No real ideas. Most of my wood is brought in already bucked. You are a lot more organized than i am. Wish i had that kinda room to work, id have a lot more wood! Will you wait for frozen ground or start in ASAP?
     
  3. Steve697

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    I certainly don’t have the room you have but make it work for my situation. I cut and haul home in log length. Then once all collected junk it up. Then do all the splitting. I have enough room between the pallet rows for a wheel barrow. Once all dry move to the shed for the winter.