Firewood thread!!! Let's see what you got!!!!

[RI Chevy]

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I have this for firewood. Some disassembly required.

The disassembly is the best part! Fall down on its own?

 

[Timmyd]

The disassembly is the best part! Fall down on its own?

It’s a 4ft diameter white oak that got uprooted during a windstorm. Destroyed the cottage. The boat was moved so it would be safe then a couple weeks ago there were more strong winds and a top broke off another tree and crushed it. Bad news is no place to stay and the wife can’t row fast enough to water ski. Good news is lots of saw time and with all the trees down I’ll be 3-4 years ahead on wood.

 

[srb08]

Finally got a break from rain this weekend and I got a chance to split some of the rounds that have been sitting since the first of the year.
Still have a bunch to go but at least I got started.

 

[RI Chevy]

Wow. Nice pile!

 

[Flint Mitch]

Got some garbage split and stacked today! Fresh stuff in the stack on the far left

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[jakethesnake]

Got some garbage split and stacked today! Fresh stuff in the stack on the far left

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Dig the pallets. They work wonders

 

[Wilhelm]

My uncles oak firewood.
I took the logs apart with my Dolmar PS-7310 , bucked to ~10" length to his request (don't ask, I haven't).



I didn't split any, but I noodled some knotty rounds.

 

[Wilhelm]

Got some garbage split and stacked today! Fresh stuff in the stack on the far left

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Rather small Dolkita for those rounds!
Are You familiarizing her with what awaits her once she grows up?

 

[Flint Mitch]

Rather small Dolkita for those rounds!
Are You familiarizing her with what awaits her once she grows up?

The big one is hiding! Little Mak was taking care of some smaller stuff in that pic

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[titanman6100]

Glad it cooled down some so you could cut and split

 

[ZERO]

Re-post from every day man's cutting thread.
About 10ft tall and 30 ft diameter.

 

[ZERO]

Got some garbage split and stacked today! Fresh stuff in the stack on the far left

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I absolutely love your stacking method, I have been experimenting with some old pallets and they seem to do the job quite well.
No moisture soaking from the ground as the pile is drying up.
Good to see others here with the same ideas!

 

[Flint Mitch]

I absolutely love your stacking method, I have been experimenting with some old pallets and they seem to do the job quite well.
No moisture soaking from the ground as the pile is drying up.
Good to see others here with the same ideas!

I can only take credit for putting the pallets down, my fiancee did 99% of the stacking

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[srb08]

I absolutely love your stacking method, I have been experimenting with some old pallets and they seem to do the job quite well.
No moisture soaking from the ground as the pile is drying up.
Good to see others here with the same ideas!

Pallets do work well. I used them for a long time. I drove T posts on either side to keep things intact. I'd still be using them if my wife hadn't wanted something more asthectically pleasing.

 

[Flint Mitch]

Pallets do work well. I used them for a long time. I drove T posts on either side to keep things intact. I'd still be using them if my wife hadn't wanted something more asthectically pleasing.

I use the T post as well, didn't have any for this stack but will stop and get some this week so I can even the stack out

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[Big1066ih]

A long day cutting yesterday, ran out of time to tackle the monster. Most everything had to be sawed into 4-6 blocks just to be handled

 

[RI Chevy]

Nice. What kind of tree? Elm?

 

[jakethesnake]

Big ugly maple?

 

[Big1066ih]

Big ugly maple?

I honestly haven't a clue, all i know is it's big and big Lol.

 

[jakethesnake]

I honestly haven't a clue, all i know is it's big and big Lol.

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