My small Wood Operation w/pics

[tfdchief]

OK, I just love seeing everyone's pictures of wood cutting operations, so here is mine. I hope someone enjoys them. I posted in another thread my recent score of red oak, pictured here.

 

[maxed_out]

+2, 2 thumbs up from over here. nice and tidy. I like your shed?. With dry wood storage! You do that yourself?

 

[tfdchief]

+2, 2 thumbs up from over here. nice and tidy. I like your shed?. With dry wood storage! You do that yourself?

Thanks, and yes I built it many years ago, but added onto it this past summer. There is about a cord inside the shed, besides the stacks on the outside, under roof. Its not much, but it's home to me. I envy Zap and others with such beautiful places and woods behind their house to cut, but I try to make the best of what I have. And I'll say it again, keep posting your pictures of your wood operations.....I love looking at what others have and how they do it. Steve

 

[smokinj]

Really cool deal there!

 

[brogsie]

Looks good, Steve,

Nice shed Thanks for the pictures.

 

[Backwoods Savage]

Looks real good tfdchief. You no doubt are appreciating the dry wood and also with the coming snow, it will be very nice indeed.

 

[tfdchief]

Looks real good tfdchief. You no doubt are appreciating the dry wood and also with the coming snow, it will be very nice indeed.

Well, coming from you that feels real good, cause I have seen your operation and envy it a lot. I have to cut where ever I can and haul it to my house. Then haul it from the front to back 'cause I can't get a truck to my back yard. But I love my back yard since its the only "little wood lot" I have and I try to enjoy what I have. Never the less, I love looking at you guy's pictures of your beautiful woods. Thanks.

 

[Backwoods Savage]

Well thanks tfdchief. Be sure to look at the pictures I took today while out in the woods. Those pictures were taken straight east of the house. We were less than 1/4 mile from the house where we cut today.

That is not good that you can't get a truck in there but you do have a good way to get it back there anyway even if it is a bit more work. And you are very right; enjoy what you have!

 

[golfandwoodnut]

Nice, it looks like you have it down to a science. Nice to have a shed with the overhangs like that.

 

[tfdchief]

Really cool deal there!

Thanks, As long as you have been around here, I imagine you have seen some very cool operations. You just have to tell me what your signature means?

 

[thewoodlands]

OK, I just love seeing everyone's pictures of wood cutting operations, so here is mine. I hope someone enjoys them. I posted in another thread my recent score of red oak, pictured here.

tfdchief, everything looks great and very neat. The shed is really nice, great job.


zap

 

[Gary_602z]

How do you manage to keep everything so tidy? Shoot my bedroom isn't that neat! Good job!

Gary

 

[tfdchief]

tfdchief, everything looks great and very neat. The shed is really nice, great job.

zap

How do you manage to keep everything so tidy? Shoot my bedroom isn’t that neat! Good job!

Gary

Thanks guys. I would say I keep it neat because I don't have much room, but the truth is, I just take pride in that.

 

[thewoodlands]

tfdchief, everything looks great and very neat. The shed is really nice, great job.

zap

How do you manage to keep everything so tidy? Shoot my bedroom isn’t that neat! Good job!

Gary

Thanks guys. I would say I keep it neat because I don't have much room, but the truth is, I just take pride in that.

tdfchief how old is the wagon, looks real sturdy.

zap

 

[tfdchief]

tdfchief how old is the wagon, looks real sturdy.

zap

Actually it is only about 3 years old. I ordered it from Northern Tool http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200311443_200311443 and it wasn't real sturdy until I pop riveted aluminium (old highway signs) on the inside of all four sides. That made it real sturdy. It will hold a lot of wood.