Wood Splitting Survey

I filled it out as well.

I found most of the questions assumed the answer to the first question was splitting by hand. Made the rest of the questions seem a little ambiguous. But yes, very short, sweet and easy survey.

Done

i did it,, but seems awful simple and obvious questions for high school engineering.

Guess I'm just a cynical bast@#$^ but when I see a new member posting their first post, asking us for our opinion, when they can't even list the state or town they are from, I get annoyed.

Filled it out.

BrotherBart said:

Relax. He is a 2014 graduating high school student in PA. With a 4+ GPA taking a ton of AP courses and a member of the National Honor Society.

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BrotherBart said:

Relax. He is a 2014 graduating high school student in PA. With a 4+ GPA taking a ton of AP courses and a member of the National Honor Society.

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Worse? Nepotism?

gzecc said:

Guess I'm just a cynical bast@#$^ but when I see a new member posting their first post, asking us for our opinion, when they can't even list the state or town they are from, I get annoyed.

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Lighten up a little.
It's not that big of a deal.

Maxgussam said:

Lighten up a little.
It's not that big of a deal.

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Guess I'm cranky, its cold, running low on primo wood, freaking ice every where, not much work etc...

Done. Sounds like they may invent the used car tire to hold the wood for splitting.

I would like to see a better device for carrying rounds to the truck.
One that would release when you throw the wood into the bed.
Maybe such a device already exists, I don't know.

I hope results are shared.

I like simple surveys like that. Done.

Maxgussam said:

I would like to see a better device for carrying rounds to the truck.
One that would release when you throw the wood into the bed.
Maybe such a device already exists, I don't know.

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This device does all of the above, although add's considerably to the price of firewood.

BrotherBart said:

Relax. He is a 2014 graduating high school student in PA. With a 4+ GPA taking a ton of AP courses and a member of the National Honor Society.

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A family member?
Or have you guys implemented FBI background checks for new members?

BrotherBart said:

With a 4+ GPA taking a ton of AP courses and a member of the National Honor Society

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I thought 4.0 GPA was as high as it gets....

BrotherBart said:

Nope.

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I stand "corrected" Not sure why a simple system is needlessly made ....well un-simple.... I found this in my travels..




.Yes, a higher GPA can get you more academic scholarships. High Schools are sometimes pretty lenient when it comes to their maximum GPA, and it is not uncommon for some kids to have GPAs over 4.0. High Schools will often weight certain classes, so kids can get an average of over 100.

In college, this weighting system doesn't exist, and the highest grade you can recieve is a 4.0.

At the least .....he is ambitious...

Good for him I wish him the best of luck. Need more his age like that many of the younger generation are well, "lost" lol