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  1. waynek
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    What size woodlot do you have for cutting firewood?

    20 - 22 acres of sustainable firewood and market logs. (Plus two "swinging" 40s...neighbors) [IMG]
    Post by: waynek, Feb 21, 2010 in forum: The Wood Shed
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    What seems to be the best maul/splitter

    I have two 6# splitting mauls. One I bought new 27 years ago...original handle. The second one was giving to me by my father-in-law in 1968 and it...
    Post by: waynek, Jan 8, 2010 in forum: The Wood Shed
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    Round Oak Stove (circa 1903) Earning It's Keep

    Billy, There has always been a debate about the length of the firewood burned in a cylinder stove. Some stoves were small as 12" diameter inside so...
    Post by: waynek, Jan 7, 2010 in forum: The Perfect Picture
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    Round Oak Stove (circa 1903) Earning It's Keep

    Forgot to ask Cowboy...do you burn the wood vertical or lay in the stove horizontal? jackpine
    Post by: waynek, Jan 7, 2010 in forum: The Perfect Picture
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    Round Oak Stove (circa 1903) Earning It's Keep

    Cowboy...that is a great looking stove you have there. Definately a pre-EPA stove. It is amazing that you still have the finial and swing top. It was...
    Post by: waynek, Jan 7, 2010 in forum: The Perfect Picture
  6. waynek
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    winter is here

    No I did not build it. it`s is build in the 1750-1800. They use it to store grain. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hórreo Here are a picture of the...
    Post by: waynek, Dec 30, 2009 in forum: The Perfect Picture
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    winter is here

    yes it little crooked.I have to fix it this summer. But it`s hard to get started. This is how it going to be[/quote] Ok, so we have a picture of...
    Post by: waynek, Dec 30, 2009 in forum: The Perfect Picture
  8. waynek
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    winter is here

    Great pictures! It sorta looks like landscape in Wisconsin. I am nuts about log buildings...what is the story on it? Did you build It? jackpine
    Post by: waynek, Dec 29, 2009 in forum: The Perfect Picture
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    Getting heat upstairs from the woodstove

    MBC, First off, you may want to check with building codes before you start cutting openings between basement and first floor, which I did in my...
    Post by: waynek, Dec 29, 2009 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    Getting heat upstairs from the woodstove

    It is difficult to make suggestions...not knowing exactly your floor plans. In two different houses with wood stoves in the finished basement I had...
    Post by: waynek, Dec 29, 2009 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    How many of you DO NOT need electricity to run youre stove?

    As you can see by my avatar...no electricity needed. The stove was built before electricity was available. It is located in the basement of a two...
    Post by: waynek, Dec 26, 2009 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
  12. waynek
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    The "I've never burnt this kind of wood but would like to see what the hype is about" thread

    I would like to try burning some petrified wood!!!!!!! jackpine
    Post by: waynek, Dec 24, 2009 in forum: The Wood Shed
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    Why is hickory not favored?

    I have several large hickory trees in my cow pasture that I will not cut until they die or are blown over. They are excellent seed trees. Rather...
    Post by: waynek, Dec 22, 2009 in forum: The Wood Shed
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    Why is hickory not favored?

    My woodlot is down river several miles from Northwind's and consists of about 1/3 Shagbark hickory and 1/3 various oaks. I work up all the hickory...
    Post by: waynek, Dec 22, 2009 in forum: The Wood Shed
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    For those of you with a lot of black locust...

    Sorry, I can not offer any negative attributes related to stove fuel, however Black locust is undesireable in or near prairies due to their spreading...
    Post by: waynek, Dec 22, 2009 in forum: The Wood Shed
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    Ash Characteristics of Various Wood Species

    I burn a lot of Shagbark hickory and experience excess coal and ash build up in the stoves. I have to shake the grates frequently to settle the ashes...
    Post by: waynek, Dec 22, 2009 in forum: The Wood Shed
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    American Chestnut

    I am just wondering the same thing. jackpine
    Post by: waynek, Dec 20, 2009 in forum: The Wood Shed
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    Round Oak Stove (circa 1903) Earning It's Keep

    The stove has been used by three family generations. Someday it will be my son's stove if he wants it. I expect it to be in the same shape as when it...
    Post by: waynek, Dec 20, 2009 in forum: The Perfect Picture
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    Round Oak Stove (circa 1903) Earning It's Keep

    Round Oak D-18 at 1030 PM More splits to be added, draft and damper closed. [img] Round Oak D-18 at 530 AM Time to reload. [img] jackpine
    Thread by: waynek, Dec 20, 2009, 8 replies, in forum: The Perfect Picture
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    You Know You Are A Real Wood Burner If...

    You know you are a woodburner if you do not brake for critters on the road, but slow down or stop to gawk at big woodpiles. jackpine
    Post by: waynek, Dec 19, 2009 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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