So far this year

[shawneyboy]

My goal being to collect and process at least 12 cord this year, so that I have heat untill my daughter is out of University... Here is where I stand thus far, 3 rows, 3x5x20 so a smidge over 6 cord... (actually 7 )
Not to the perfection level of stacks like Zap, but .....

 

[jimbom]

Looks great.

 

[pyronut]

Beauty Great Job

 

[fireview2788]

Very nice!

fv

 

[smokinj]

Looks Great to me!

 

[woodsmaster]

Nice stacking! Much straighter than mine.

 

[thewoodlands]

My goal being to collect and process at least 12 cord this year, so that I have heat untill my daughter is out of University... Here is where I stand thus far, 3 rows, 3x5x20 so a smidge over 6 cord... (actually 7 )
Not to the perfection level of stacks like Zap, but .....

shawneyboy, your stacks look great and it's all about the heat. Nice job.




Zap

 

[wood spliter]

Looking real good Shawneyboy

 

[SolarAndWood]

7 cord this early is a good run.

 

[Woody Stover]

Nice!
Whatcha got in da stacks??

 

[Thistle]

Great stacks. :coolsmile:

 

[Intheswamp]

Verrry nice You're over half way to your goal!

Ed

 

[shawneyboy]

Nice!
Whatcha got in da stacks??

About 60% Red and white Oak, 35% Black Birch, and 5 % Silver Maple with a sprinkling of Pine.

Shawn

 

[Backwoods Savage]

Shawneyboy, those stacks look great to me. Besides, Zap is right. It is the heat that counts and not the stacking.

 

[lukem]

That's something you should feel good about. Nice work. Watch out for the heat getting the next 5!

 

[firefighterjake]

Neatly stacked woodpiles look nice . . . but they don't heat your home.

Truthfully, when it comes to wood, it really is all about the size and experience . . . or at least time.

. . . which is good since my woodpiles look like they were stacked after I have had one too many Woodchucks.

 

[muncybob]

Nice!
Whatcha got in da stacks??

About 60% Red and white Oak, 35% Black Birch, and 5 % Silver Maple with a sprinkling of Pine.

Shawn

That thar is a good recipe, yep!

I'm also cutting & stacking to get ahead but they ain't near as purdy as that pic.