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Stored firewood in garage 2 years....Still wet?

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  1. bobdog2o02

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    Thanks buddy, like i said in my post #1, trying to help.
     
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    You nailed it! I'd triple like it if the option were available!:thumbs:
    Just like your "Set up" thread:yes:
    Very thorough on both accounts:) worthy of the "Golden Slippers"award:thumbs:
    :rofl: :lol:
     
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    Golden slippers.... NOOOOO!!!
     
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    Um..... I used the slippers for kindling a few posts back ago. Sorry, I didn't know we were saving them for a reward.:p
     
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    Chainsaw...Golden Chainsaw..... Did I say slippers?
    Sorry man, we need to get you some kinda allergy med to help with that nasty allergic reaction you have when you read the word "slippers":rofl: :lol:
    :rofl: :lol:
    :rofl: :lol:
     
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    I know just the thing, a nice cold Sam Adams! :pete::cheers::drool:
     
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    Wow what a step by step tutorial... great explanation :yes:
     
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    I took technical writing in college, it eludes me how some products have such chitty instructions.
     
  9. Nicholas62388

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    This forum has been so helpful I was stunned at the amount of input . Thanks y'all for pics and tips.
     
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    Your welcome.
     
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    wish I knew lol I can't decide if i want to cover it out not or build a 3 sides little housing shed only like 3 feet by 3 feet not a huge house lol
     
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    Wow, I was thinking about this thread a few days ago. How are you making out there Nicholas62388
     
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    not bad just refreshing my knowledge by rereading all these post in this thread, now that i have fresh split wood, I'm debating on how to store it lol...and i just realized idk what the difference is between a maul and an axe lol....Ive always had an axe and now I'm hearing a maul is even better for splitting wood
     
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    Buy a fiskars x27. It the best splitting tool many of us have found. I have a hydraulic splitter that mostly just makes rust now because the fiskars works so well.
     
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    i literally just looked that up before you said it....Its $54, there were two pieces of wood today i could not split no matter how hard i hit them and no matter how many times i hit them.
     
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    Some stuff either needs a hydraulic or a chainsaw. Have you ever heard of "Noodling"?
     
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    Looks like sugar maple
     
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    noodling? no and i already used the chainsaw to cut it into the right size log to split? You can't split wood vertically with a chainsaw right lmao, thats what an axe or maul is for
     
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