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

[Wood Chopper]

Nice afternoon today cutting up some trees I dropped last weekend on a friends property. Love it when the log holder is there.

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[RI Chevy]

Too dependent. Gotta go old skool Matt.

 

[Wood Chopper]

This was the last pile. I’ll call you for the next one. I’ll drink coffee and watch bub. Lol.

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[RI Chevy]

Lol. Ok.
I'LL come up wit muh Stihls and cut that crap up...

 

[JTV10]

Took down a 3 stemmed box elder by my dad that was split and hanging over the garage. Got about a cord out of it should keep the owb happy next fall.

 

[Battle Cross 2]

@farmer steve and @Wolverine came over today and made short work of the big oak I was working on. Thank you guys.

 

[Wilhelm]

Slow and steady, unplanned holzhausen getting bigger, I will stack all of the wood off the ground and out of the way.
Ax handle is 40" for reference.
Turkey oak.

 

[Battle Cross 2]

Slow and steady, unplanned holzhausen getting bigger, I will stack all of the wood off the ground and out of the way.
Ax handle is 40" for reference.
Turkey oak.
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40" handle how tall are you? I'm 5'9 and really like the 36" handle on the fiskars even though some folks told me I would find it to long.

 

[Wilhelm]

40" handle how tall are you? I'm 5'9 and really like the 36" handle on the fiskars even though some folks told me I would find it to long.

I am no giant, about 189cm or so.
Look at my splitting videos.
I split the rounds into slices on the ground, then lift the slices up onto my chopping block and further split them down holding the ax one handed.
Also, the long handle gives the fairly lightweight ax head a good swing and impact force utilizing gravity instead of brute muscle force.

I tried 36" handles on this particular ax, it was as if the ax wasn't the same anymore - for the worse!

 

[Wolverine]

More pics from Battle Cross’ monster oak.

 

[Wolverine]

 

[RI Chevy]

Nice!!!

 

[Wolverine]

@farmer steve noodled with his Stihls, I bucked with my Hookie, @Battle Cross 2 did a little bit of everything and his friend, was it Tyler helped too. Teamwork got er almost done! Heck of a lot of wood on the ground! Beautiful day to do it.

 

[Wolverine]

And today I helped my dad split the wood we piled up a few months ago.






Almost all white oak with some ash and a small amount of maple.

 

[RI Chevy]

Beautiful country...

 

[Battle Cross 2]

@farmer steve noodled with his Stihls, I bucked with my Hookie, @Battle Cross 2 did a little bit of everything and his friend, was it Tyler helped too. Teamwork got er almost done! Heck of a lot of wood on the ground! Beautiful day to do it.
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My cousins name is dustin. I think hes a little scared of the big saws. Only saw he has any real time on is a cs 310 I cut the cat out of and retuned. I offered to let him run the 7910 while you where touching up your chain and he seemed uncomfortable with the idea.

 

[Hinerman]

My cousins name is dustin. I think hes a little scared of the big saws. Only saw he has any real time on is a cs 310 I cut the cat out of and retuned. I offered to let him run the 7910 while you where touching up your chain and he seemed uncomfortable with the idea.

Big saws scare me too...

 

[onlybrowning]

This was the last pile. I’ll call you for the next one. I’ll drink coffee and watch bub. Lol.

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Dude...share the wealth brother. I coulda brought down the new 562xp to help out and convert you to some Hooskie lovin.


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[Wood Chopper]

Dude...share the wealth brother. I coulda brought down the new 562xp to help out and convert you to some Hooskie lovin.


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We are back up at John's property.. We need to slay some wood together

 

[Gravitas]

Been cutting nothing but EAB killed ash for the last two years. Currently, here are two of my log piles from the last six months or so....


Last spring I hauled a whole bunch of these out of the woods .......


.......which yielded several piles that looked like this one.....


.....which ended up making about 80 or so of these with a bunch still in a pile.